Security

Steve talks to the Missouri Senator who introduced the China technology transfer control act.

A seedy app that used a type of artificial intelligence to “undress” images of clothed women has been taken offline by its developers.

Controversy continues to swirl around Canadian cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX following the sudden death of its founder last year, which left customers unable to access more than $160 million in funds.

A Florida city council voted to pay hackers almost $600,000 in ransom after they took over its computer system weeks ago.

As far as 74 criminal defense attorneys in Missouri are concerned, the security policy at a county jail seems drafted by a bunch of boobs

YouTube’s content recommendation algorithm has created an “open gate for pedophiles” by pushing videos featuring children, according to a New York Times report.

Nobody would deliberately install malware on a laptop they intend to use, but doing so in the name of art turns out to be very lucrative.

Google inadvertently thwarted Baltimore’s attempt to combat a major ransomware attack against the city.

Utah's attorney general says new threat-detection technology is less invasive than facial recognition; critics raise privacy concerns.

Former special ops intelligence analyst Brett Velicovich on how Americans can keep their information safe.