Die-hard PC gamer gets ‘Doom II’ up and running on a Porsche 911 dashboard
Matt Swarthout is pushing the limits of automotive tech with a playable version of Doom II that runs on a Porsche 911's dashboard.
Valve is teaching an AI to find Counter-Strike cheaters
Valve may have created an artificial intelligence that is learning to catch cheaters in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
Yahoo is warning users over state-sponsored cookie-forging attacks
Yahoo is emailing users to warn them that their accounts may have been compromised by state-sponsored cookie-forging attacks.
Clogged arteries and compromised credit cards could come from eating at Arby's
Arby's has "recently remediated a breach involving malicious software installed on payment card systems at hundreds of its locations."
DIY lace-tightening shoes are where Lego meets ‘Back to the Future Part II’
Always dreamed of 'Back to the Future Part II'-style shoes? Vimal Patel created his own with Lego, old sneakers and a glue gun.
The SEC opens an investigation into Yahoo regarding its data breaches
On Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Securities and Exchange Commission has now opened an investigation into Yahoo.
Japan’s Kei Studio modifies an NES Classic Edition to fit inside a Game Boy
A Japanese video game modder has crammed the Famicom version of the NES Classic Edition inside a classic Game Boy shell.
Modders hacked NES Classic Edition, expanding its library to 84 games
The NES Classic Edition has been hacked to add support for many games that aren't featured in the plug-and-play console's default lineup.
Modder adds ‘Pokémon Sun’ and ‘Moon’ characters to ‘Smash Bros. Wii U’
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U modder Scorpob has seeded the game's roster with Pokémon Sun and Moon characters like Popplio, Incineroar, and Gladion.
Could the Chinese military be linked to FDIC cyberattacks?
The FBI is investigating how hackers managed to make their way into computers at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
Are you a Lynda.com user? You may want to check your email
Another day, another digital breach. The latest victim of a cyberattack is online learning company Lynda.com, a LinkedIn subsidiary.
Yahoo was hacked in 2013, and more than 1 billion accounts were compromised
Yahoo has disclosed a massive hack in which over 1 billion accounts were compromised back in 2013.
Following a hack, Russia Central Bank loses $31 million
Following a hack on its central bank, it would appear that Russia is now short about $31 million.
Reported data breach affects personal info for more than 130,000 Navy sailors
The latest data breach to make headlines has left the "personal and sensitive information" of 134,386 U.S. sailors compromised.
Recount on the way amid hacking fears, questions about electronic votes
She's nearly 2 million popular votes ahead now, and some experts are suggesting that Hillary Clinton could be ahead in another metric, too.
Notable Twitter accounts hacked, posting links promoting free followers
The tweets had been sent via Twitter Counter, which provides stats of Twitter usage and tracks 14 million users and features ads to free followers services.
Adobe agrees to pay $1 million across 15 states after being hacked in 2013
Adobe has been fined just $1 million by 15 states over its 2013 hack, which compromised payment and personal data of 38 million people.
Nintendo’s new NES Classics Edition console can run a custom build of Ubuntu
A hacker known as "urandom" created a custom build of the Linux-based Ubuntu operating system and loaded it on Nintendo's new NES Classic Edition console.
PlayStation 4 hack enables Linux on recent Sony firmware
Sony's PlayStation 4 has been hacked once again, as a new video shows the console running an unsanctioned Linux build courtesy of a web browser exploit.
Russian hackers may have attacked the National Republican Senatorial Committee
Krebs on Security reports "Russian hackers have for the past six months been siphoning credit card data from visitors to the web storefront of the NRSC."
This free, long-exposure hack mimics a graduated filter effect
What if we told you that you could take some killer long-exposure images on your dedicated camera with just your phone? Would you believe us?
Just how dangerous are self-driving cars?
A new threat analysis team has been tasked with determining the potential security issues associated with self-driving cars.
Here’s how to grab login credentials on Windows using a USB mini-computer
One researcher has discovered a way to steal the login credentials of a locked Windows PC using a mini-computer on a USB stick. This method uses Responder.
Office of Personnel Management and its CIO ruled responsible for 2014-2015 hacks
The breaches of the Office of Personnel Management in 2014 and 2015 were ultimately the fault of the organization, the Oversight Committee has ruled.
New details reveal over 43M accounts were breached in 2012 Last.fm hack
LeakedSource has published the details of a 2012 hack of music site Last.fm, which show that more than 43 million accounts were breached.
Spare your camera gear from rain and snow with this extremely cheap trick
Photographer Benjamin Jaworskyj shows how a simple plastic bag and a rubber band can be used to protect your camera gear for less than a dollar.
FBI, DOJ eyeing Russian operatives in Clinton campaign cyberattack
There's more bad news for Democrats as yet another cyberattack was discovered -- this time, involving the computer network used by Hillary Clinton.
Ashley Madison finally admits to sleazy fake fembots
The company announced its new leaders and revealed past issues with the site in hopes of regaining user trust to move beyond previous mistakes.