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Hackers have it their way with Burger King's Twitter account
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London scientists create crash-proof computer
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Facebook admits employee computers were hacked
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Pirate Bay threatens to sue anti-piracy group for copyright infringement
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Julian Assange to run for office
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New app helps you 'bang' Facebook friends
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Obama talks 3-D printing, calls on Congress to create network of innovation 'hubs'
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Obama signs cybersecurity executive order, raising regulatory concerns
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Obama to 'hangout' with users after State of the Union on Google+
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Why 'Minority Report' may soon become a reality
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Report: Internet companies doubt passage of privacy legislation
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Secret Service investigation underway after Bush family emails hacked
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Wordpress pulls down blog posts after plagiarist site files complaint
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Virginia city passes legislation banning drones
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How Iran helped make Internet access a 'human right'
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Girlfriend: Aaron Swartz's suicide not caused by depression
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Washington Post free WiFi story 'almost entirely fiction,' says analyst
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Obama 'kill list' paper leaked, includes criteria for assassinating US citizens
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Ahmadinejad wants to get shot into space
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UPDATED: Hackers claim responsibility for Super Bowl power outage
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FCC wants free WiFi for all
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In book, Google's Schmidt tags China as Internet enemy No. 1
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White House: Whatever you do, don't Photoshop this 'odd' picture of Obama skeet shooting
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WSJ wants people to know about its Chinese hacker problem too
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Facebook makes booze and gift cards available to users
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NYT hacked by communists for last 4 months
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Issa, Cummings press Holder for answers about Aaron Swartz trial
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Barrett Brown ruled mentally 'competent', pleads not guilty
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Yelp pushes back, says allegations it fixes reviews are 'demonstrably false'
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FOIA release from FTC outs Yelp as 'Internet Mafia'
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Surprise: It's now illegal to 'jailbreak' smartphones, switch carriers
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Fed increase surveillance of Google users by 33 percent in 2012
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Anonymous spokesman Barrett Brown indicted for a third time by feds
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Activists ask Skype, Microsoft to issue government transparency report
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White House urges entrepreneurs, technologists to 'hack for change'
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Leahy and Grassley look to expand whistle-blower protections
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Former Obama intelligence chief says Pentagon should run drone strikes
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Asteroid mining industry expands with launch of new company: Deep Space Industries
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Social coupon website Groupon no longer offering gun deals
