Daniel Stuckey

It's a proof of concept that shows how the agency could use Tor.

Hollywood sees CitizenFour, issues statement in support of its protagonist.

The secretive organization was always talking, never listening, until now

Even as his government was working with the NSA on widespread collection of data, Prime Minister John Key said the new law "is not, and never will be, about wholesale spying on New Zealanders."

A student made a threat online about "shooting up" his school in three days, but it took the feds three months to arrest him.

A group claims to have provided the Syrian government with locations of Islamic State operatives.

Former NSA Director Keith Alexander's lucrative entrance into the private sector has raised a heap of ethical questions about the spy chief's intentions.

I met with Michel at a hotel in last week to talk about his latest film. After about 20 minutes, Audrey let herself into the room, plopped down on the bed between us, and joined the conversation.

ON? is like Yo!, but just between you your phone. So why has Apple banned it?

Tinder is upgrading with a fresh bundle of photo-sharing features, called "Moments."

The lenient sentencing took place in the same courtroom where Jeremy Hammond received his 10-year prison sentence.

The hacker turned informant keeps getting his day in court delayed, perhaps because the FBI isn't finished with him.