After suing Microsoft for patent infringement, Uniloc USA is now turning its sights on a host of other companies.

A researcher released software designed to let people test whether their calls on mobile phones can be eavesdropped on.

Long-video makers can rejoice, as YouTube has extended the allotted time of user uploads from 10 to 15 minutes.

A Russian group is doing check counterfeiting in the US using malware, botnets, virtual private networks and money mules recruited online.

security issues in critical infrastructure affecting every single person gives great cause for alarm, an expert said at the Black Hat conference here on Wednesday.

Logitech is running a contest called the "Host with the Most" that will put its Google TV-stuffed Revue set-top box in the hands of users ahead of its official launch.

An iPad owner claims their touch-screen tablet overheats and turns off when left in the sunlight, is suing Apple.

Organized criminals were responsible for 85 percent of all stolen data last year according to a report.

Mozilla has made strides in alleviating a longstanding CPU usage issue that, in some cases, caused small laptops to overheat.

Researcher to give talk on ATM security holes that was canceled a year ago, but talk on Chinese cyber army is axed after Taiwan complains.

The 27-inch iMac is playing hard to get for some customers, which could mean that an updated version of the desktop Mac is on its way.

Facebook said in a statement Friday that a lawsuit from a man who claims he owns 84 percent of the company is based on a contract that was likely "forged."

A new privacy bill introduced in the U.S. Congress this week would have serious unintended consequences unless it's rewritten, Internet industry representatives warned.

Baidu has a "plausible" case against its U.S.-based domain registry for allegedly allowing a hacking attack that left the site disabled and defaced, a U.S. judge ruled Thursday.

An Australian university study claims that 89 percent of BitTorrent files it examined over a certain period infringed copyrights.

Seven Republican senators have announced a plan to curb the Obama administration's push to impose controversial Net neutrality regulations on the Internet.

Google has called for software makers to adopt a 60-day deadline for patching critical flaws, warning that it will disclose the bugs if they are not fixed in time.

Want the ability to print preview in Chrome? We'll have to wait, because it's one of the features that didn't make the Chrome 6 cut.

Facebook isn't letting its milestone of 500 million active users around the world go unnoticed, with a big "Facebook Stories" user testimony promotion and CEO Mark Zuckerberg on ABC World News.

Google's resolution of its internet presence in China seems to have reached a stable point, at least for the time being.