Revamping the structure of public media could help shore up local news.

Sky News Australia said on Sunday it has been temporarily suspended by the video-sharing site YouTube following the platform's review of content for compliance with its COVID-19 policies.

With a valid TLS certificate, faux Bravė.com could fool even security-savvy people.

Frozen meat company Steak-umm has gone on another tweetstorm — this time raising awareness of how to fight misinformation.

PunkSpider is back, and crawling hundreds of millions of sites for vulnerabilities.

How the company’s pledge to bring the world together wound up pulling us apart.

PayPal Holdings Inc is partnering with non-profit organisation the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) to investigate how extremist and hate movements in the United States take advantage of financial platforms to fund their criminal activities. The information collected through the initiatives will be shared with other firms in the financial industry, law enforcement and policymakers, PayPal said. Over the years, the San Jose, California-based company has developed sophisticated systems to help prevent illegal activity and flows through its platform.

Dangerous viral social media challenges can be attractive to teens who crave peer approval and are more prone to risk-taking behaviors.

AI programs that analyze language have difficulty gauging context. Words such as “black,” “white,” and “attack" can have different meanings.

We should all be worried about the latest Catholic scandal.

A new feature for fans of YouTube creators.

Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger has warned that the website can no longer be trusted — insisting it is now just “propaganda” for the left-leaning “establishment.”

We warned that this was likely back when Google announced plans to phase out third-party cookies in Chrome (something all the other major browser makers had already done): that this would be used to attack Google as being anti-competitive, even as it...

It’s still in beta

Unintentional bias in AI has warranted a lot of public criticism recently. However, we often don’t talk enough about the intentional bias that shows up in an alarming amount of fourth wave in…

Russians can get attacked by hackers, too.

The shuttered news aggregator offered stories mainly from right-leaning sources.

Nintendo is now trying to strike Matthew Storman with a permanent injunction.

Just days after its launch, hackers have already found a way to take advantage of GETTR's buggy API to get the username, email address, and location of thousands of users.

“The biggest problem facing indie developers is the fact that it’s almost fucking impossible to get people to care about your game among thousands of others"