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RESEARCHERS UNCOVER FLAW THAT MAKES WI-FI VULNERABLE TO HACKS
Finnish security firm F-Secure said experts have long been cautious about Wi-Fi's ability to withstand security challenges of the 21st century... READ MORE›
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ONE MISTAKE PEOPLE MAKE USING PUBLIC WI-FI
Learn how crooks attack your computer on public Wi-Fi... READ MORE›
MANHUNT ENDS WITH SUSPECT PLACED IN SLAIN TROOPER'S HANDCUFFS
Pennsylvania State Police said Eric Frein, wanted for allegedly killing one trooper and wounding another during a sniper ambush on Sept... READ MORE›
NET NEUTRALITY RULES PASSED BY FCC
Related Stories New rules on how the internet should be governed have been approved by the Federal Communications Commission... READ MORE›
A WORLD WITHOUT WI-FI LOOKS POSSIBLE AS UNLIMITED PLANS RISE
Consumers don't have to type in passwords and sign in to every network like they do for public Wi-Fi hot spots... READ MORE›
TRUMP SIGNS REPEAL OF BROADBAND INTERNET PRIVACY RULES
Republican FCC commissioners have said the Obama rules would unfairly give websites the ability to harvest more data than internet service providers... READ MORE›
47 PERCENT OF THE WORLD'S POPULATION NOW USE THE INTERNET, STUDY SAYS
Eighty-one percent of the population in developed nations were Internet users, versus just 15.2 percent of the population of the least-developed countries... READ MORE›
BUSINESS TRAVELERS NAME THEIR PET PEEVES WE NAME THE CURES
--Kean Graham, founder and chief executive officer, MonetizeMore, Victoria, B.C... READ MORE›
AMERICANS ONE STEP CLOSER TO LOSING CONTROL OF THEIR BROWSER HISTORY
Internet companies like Google operate under laxer requirements and don't have to ask users' permission before tracking what sites they visit... READ MORE›
OBAMA-ERA ONLINE PRIVACY RULE OVERTURNED BY CONGRESS
Our broadband providers know deeply personal information about us and our families... READ MORE›
HOW NOT TO GET HACKED ON A PLANE
Thats why many companies requireA thatA employees use a virtual private network, or VPN, when accessing public Wi-Fi... READ MORE›
A WORLD WITHOUT WI-FI? UNLIMITED DATA PLANS MIGHT MAKE IT POSSIBLE
Consumers don't have to type in passwords and sign in to every network like they do for public Wi-Fi hot spots... READ MORE›
HOW TO KEEP YOUR CELL PHONE APPS FROM EATING UP ALL YOUR DATA
And streaming an hour of music a day will add up to almost 2GB over 30 days, according to Verizon Wireless's Data Calculator... READ MORE›
INTEL BUYS FORMER INFINEON 'INTERNET OF THINGS' CHIP UNIT LANTIQ
The former Infineon unit was bought in 2009 by private equity firm Golden Gate Capital for 250 million euros 280 million ... READ MORE›
CHINA TO PUT SECURITY TEAMS IN MAJOR INTERNET FIRMS, WEBSITES
"network security offices" in major Internet companies and for websites so authorities can move more quickly against illegal online behavior, the Ministry of Public Security said ..... READ MORE›
COURT DECLINES TO SUSPEND U.S. NET NEUTRALITY RULES
Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, No. 15-1063... READ MORE›
PA. FUGITIVE USED LAPTOP, WI-FI WHILE EVADING MANHUNT
12 sniper attack during a shift change at the state police barracks in Blooming Grove... READ MORE›
Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Frank Noonan said during a morning news conference I know a lot of people are wondering if the threat is resolved... READ MORE›
AFTER PORN-WATCHING LOITERERS PLAGUE NYC'S WI-FI KIOSKS, INTERNET BROWSERS TO BE DISABLED
After porn-watching loiterers plague NYCs Wi-Fi kiosks internet browsers to be disabled... READ MORE›
GROUPS WANT U.S. TO ADOPT STRONG BROADBAND PRIVACY RULES
The groups want providers of broadband internet services including mobile and landline phone, cable and satellite TV firms to be subject to tough privacy regulations... READ MORE›
WHO CONTROLS THE INTERNET? CHINA'S 'GREAT FIREWALL' TO BLOCK WORLD'S WEB ACCESS, FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTRY SAYS
China has long been criticized for censoring and withholding internet access to its citizens, blocking such major global sites as Google, Facebook and Twitter... READ MORE›
U.S. UNVEILING NEW COMPARISON INTERNET SERVICE LABELS
The Obama administration on Monday unveiled new labels for broadband and mobile Internet service, aimed at helping the nation's web users make price and service comparisons... READ MORE›
US POLICE CAPTURE SURVIVALIST WHO SHOT TWO OFFICERS AFTER A SEVEN-WEEK MANHUNT
The arrest on Thursday of 31-year-old Eric Frein was confirmed in an email to reporters from Pennsylvania State Police spokeswoman Connie Devens... READ MORE›
GUZZLING DATA: AUSTRALIAN INTERNET DOWNLOADS EXPLODE
The ABS Internet Activity survey reflects data from 71 Australian internet service providers with at least 1000 subscribers... READ MORE›
HOW TO KEEP THE WORLD'S EYES OUT OF YOUR WEBCAM
If it does, then users should immediately change the password to access the camera over the internet... READ MORE›
HOW TO KEEP THE WORLD'S EYES OUT OF YOUR WEBCAM
The website says the cameras are not hacked and access is only possible because they were left on "default password"... READ MORE›
CHINA TO CRACK DOWN ON FAKE NEWS FROM SOCIAL MEDIA AMID RUMOR-MONGERING
China's internet regulator said Sunday that online media cannot report any news taken from social media sites without approval from authorities... READ MORE›
FACEBOOK TESTING COMMERCIAL INTERNET SERVICE IN INDIA
Facebook is testing a low-cost wi-fi service in rural India, allowing users to access the internet via local hotspots... READ MORE›
GOOD LUCK TRYING TO REGULATE THE NEW WORLD OF ONLINE POLITICAL ADS
One error observers often make in thinking about the evolution of campaign communication is to view the technological shift as one from TV to the Internet... READ MORE›
DENMARK, KOREA, SWEDEN: THE WORLD'S 'MOST CONNECTED' COUNTRY
Helsinki Airport, Singapore's Changi Airport, Seoul's Incheon Airport and Amsterdam Schiphol complete the world's top five for airport Wi-Fi quality... READ MORE›
ACT GOVERNMENT WARNED OF 'EXTREME RISKS' IN FREE WI-FI PROGRAM
Advertisement The review noted that iiNet's proposal did not address how the company would protect Canberrans from viruses while using the free Wi-Fi network... READ MORE›