Category: Tech news

Researchers at Cisco Talos detail a new piece of disruptive, highly infectious malware with a clear target: the Pyeongchang Olympics IT infrastructure.

The feature suggests that “Islamists are evil” and “Hitler is my hero,” among other offensive prompts.

Right now society has an epidemic of the opposite: too many people with a bulldog unwillingness to admit when they’re factually wrong.

The new guy got a little help from the man who made Han Solo famous.

Conservation of angular momentum is the name of the game.

Every year, the governing body Unicode adds new emoji to the nearly 3,000 already in existence. Here’s how it picks the additions.

The film’s challenge was to imagine what Africans would have done given reign over their own culture. The answer is a future that Tony Stark never could have dreamed of.

For two years, Facebook has been hijacked, vilified, and besieged. Here’s the inside story of the struggle.

By bringing the Snap Map out of the app and onto the web, Snap hopes to bring Snapchat to the masses like never before.

That bruised Mark Zuckerberg on the March 2018 cover? Here’s how the photo-illustration was created to accompany “Facebook’s 2 Years of Hell.”

WIRED columnist Maryn McKenna on why public health officials can’t decide whether the time is right to wage war against measles.

Twenty years after the US tried to break up Microsoft, a new crop of giants rule technology in an uneasy balance. And the government seems unable to stop them.

In a new interview the legendary producer proved to be a font of untapped information.

Silence your phone, flip it over, and enter the alternate Curliverse where you can gently slide your worries down the ice on a cushion of tranquility.

The gas tax is bad, and there’s a better way forward.