Sam Biddle

It’s impossible to present the evidence that Russia hacked the DNC without using words like “possibly,” “appears,” “connects,” and “indicates.”

The groups want companies that didn't rule out participating in the creation of a national Muslim registry to do so now.

Like any good, vaguely sinister corporate spy outfitter, the company deflects questions about whether it would sell its infamously powerful phone-breaching software to a repressive, rights-violating regime.

Microsoft declines to commit itself; IBM, Google, and Apple do not respond after two weeks.

A new study says computers can tell whether you will be a criminal based on nothing more than your facial features.

The head of IBM is a big fan of Trump's plan to slash IBM's taxes.

We owe it to ourselves, regardless of party affiliation, to demand some quality control from Facebook — not just because the confusion it spread helped elect Trump, but because no one deserves to live in internet-augmented ignorance.

A group of cybersecurity researchers thought the Trump Organization used a secret server to communicate with Russia’s largest private commercial bank. Here’s what’s wrong with that claim.

In its quest to create a state where every person is monitored all the time, the UAE is hiring some of the world’s best cyberwarriors. Not all of these recruits know what they’re in for.

One of Black Mirror’s great accomplishments is that it can make you feel rotten dread about the most mundane parts of your life.