In 2020, Washington state reported 17,229 cases of cybercrime to the FBI, with total financial losses for those incidents $88,020,254. The next year, 13,903 state residents reported incidents, with the total losses amassing to $157,454,331.
What good is investing in offense if you’ve hobbled your own defense?
Police in Cologne, Germany are investigating an alleged assault involving two teenagers and a gold-chain-wearing robot.
Life in 2026 is no laughing matter. But what else is there to do?
A new and unusually comprehensive dataset of all-cause mortality reports from 134 countries suggests that governments either ignored or covered up over 6 million covid-19 deaths.
It turns out you can fight city hall.
White House plans to let private firms wage cyber war on foreign and transnational criminal groups.
