The massive fine against Google by European competition authorities is a money grab that hardly benefits its own consumers, and raises prices for everyone else.

This law is analogous to banning knives because they could be used in the commission of a crime, writes Ivo Vegter.

Real criminals don't hang out online. They deal in dollars.

By installing the Tor browser bundle, users can visit Web sites without being traced.

The man behind the infamous darknet market Silk Road, Ross Ulbricht, has been convicted on multiple charges. To many, however, he is a hero.

Mike Butcher, editor of TechCrunch, tells an adoring NetProphet audience to stop trying to replicate Silicon Valley.

There's been more talk than usual lately about bitcoins. Here's why.

There are not many possible explanations for the Free State Web site fiasco. It's either stupidity, or it's malice.

"Don't worry," say analysts. Have a "world-class experience", retorts MTN.

BlackBerry tries to save itself by ditching its most compelling competitive advantage: BlackBerry Internet Service.

A new BioInitiative report warns that even minor exposure to radio frequencies is dangerous.

In another shock, the sticker price went through the roof.