SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES

Pixek, an end-to-end encrypted photo app, could point to the future of searchable cloud data storage.

Opinion: Researchers from Yale Privacy Lab argue that the scourge of trackers in Android apps means users should stop using the Google Play store.

False alarms, free speech, and more of the week's top security news.

New details about Triton malware should put industrial systems and critical infrastructure on notice.

New research advances techniques for finding and exploiting known vulnerabilities in IoT devices automatically.

When researchers put a popular criminal justice algorithm up against a bunch of Mechanical Turks, they came out about even.

Vacant buildings are more than just an economic threat. They're also a public safety concern. And it turns out they have their own sort of gravitational pull.

Megan Squire doesn’t consider herself to be antifa and pushes digital activism instead, passing along information to those who might put it to real-world use—who might weaponize it.

It's a new name for an old argument: that public agencies fighting crime and terrorism must have access to our private communications—for our own good.

And where was the federal government?