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Senior Airman Joseph Bowlin of the Indiana National Guard's 181st Intelligence Wing knows all about communication and says that in military uses, communication equipment can help target enemy sites.

A global hardware hackathon is asking entrants to "Build the Future," without placing restraints on what that means apart from a short list of qualifying rules.

The CCTV report goes on to mention that those iPhone features can potentially put China's state secrets at risk.

Cybercriminals are trying to create a new botnet based on what is likely a modification of Gameover Zeus, a sophisticated Trojan program whose command-and-control infrastructure was taken over by law enforcement agencies at the beginning of June.

Improved demand for personal computers after years of declines may not last as emerging markets remain weak and recent corporate upgrades in the United States and Europe may prove fleeting.

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Chinese state media on Friday branded Apple Inc's iPhone a threat to national security because of the smartphone's ability to track and time-stamp user locations.

The source code for an impressively small but capable malware program that targets online bank accounts has been leaked, according to CSIS Security Group of Denmark.

Family members of a Russian man charged with hacking in the United States insist he is innocent and fear he will die in custody if he doesn't have his medication.

IBM, Microsoft, Red Hat and other IT vendors are lending a hand to Google to help build software that enterprises could use to manage their computerized workloads in the cloud.

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Cover , a mobile payments startup focused on restaurants, is the latest newly funded startup touting itself as the Uber-for-something.

A magnifying glass is held in front of a computer screen in this picture illustration taken in Berlin May 21, 2013.

The Justice Department has decided not to pursue accusations that the CIA spied on the Senate Intelligence Committee and allegations that committee staff slipped classified documents from a secure agency facility, McClatchy has confirmed.

Chinese hackers infiltrated computer networks of the United States Office of Personnel Management , the New York Times reported today.

The claims may be made under a $310 million settlement reached with Illinois and other states in a federal antitrust lawsuit.

IBM will pour $3 billion into computing and chip materials research over the next five years, as it rethinks computer design and looks to a future that may not involve silicon chips.

During the Google I/O developers conference last month, and again in an interview last week, a company executive wouldn't say whether Glass would be released this year.

Lenovo led the top 5 PC vendors in worldwide shipments for the second quarter of 2014, as total shipments suffered a slight drop.

A two-year slump in personal computer sales ended in the second quarter, helped by improving demand in developed markets like North America and Europe.