Staff Reporter
Lucas Ropek was previously a staff writer at Gizmodo covering cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and cryptocurrency.
The votes are (mostly) in. Republicans won some. Dems did better than expected. How did tech fare?
The VR billionaire really wants you to feel like you're in the game. Like, really.
After commercially available spyware was used to spy on droves of Greek politicians and journalists, the government is implementing a blanket prohibition.
Drones are creepy enough already, but researchers at the University of Waterloo recently fixed one up with a scanning device that is the definition of invasive.
As we bid farewell to Google Hangouts, we thought it only appropriate to look back at Google's many, many, messenger iterations.
New reporting reveals the Department of Homeland Security's ongoing efforts to police "dangerous" and subversive ideas on the internet. What could go wrong?
Meta is off to a rough start this week, with thousands of reports pouring in of trouble on Instagram.
A disastrous Q3 earnings report has left many wondering whether Meta's big gamble on the metaverse will ever actually pay off.
According to Jarrod Golden’s campaign, he was definitely not the one who kept expressing excitement for “hot mom bods” dressed in tight lingerie.
The newspaper's Twitter account came alive with links to shocking fake stories on Thursday morning.
The company has already faced similar investigations from the federal government and the state of California.
For years, the site offered a variety of dubious services, including the sale of "zero day" exploits that could hack major corporations.
An app owned by Uber that funnels booze into your eager and waiting hands is getting its butt kicked by the FTC over serious security blunders.
As Rishi Sunak steps up to lead Britain out of its fiscal quagmire, let's all just hope he doesn't have web3 on the brain.
Critics accuse RealPage of inflating rent prices and exacerbating the housing shortage in cities across the country.
It's no secret we live in an expanding surveillance state, but here are some the places where government supervision is at its worst.
“Hi everyone! It’s a pleasure being doxxed with such a fine crew,” wrote a prominent right-winger included in the ill-fated mass email.
A new report discusses "suspicious edits" on the open encyclopedia and how they could represent a more sinister effort to sway public discourse about Ukraine.
A WSJ journalist was discussing a business deal with a source. Did a major American law firm hire cyber mercenaries to take him down?
Want to own a priceless piece of video game history? Maybe consider buying them for a good cause instead.