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Published July 19, 2011
Officers from the Metropolitan Police's e-Crime Unit in London arrested a 16-year-old boy in South London Tuesday afternoon, the latest arrest in an international sting operation targeting the notorious hacker groups Anonymous and LulzSec.
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Published July 02, 2011
Daredevil adventurer Felix Baumgartner's plans to plunge 23 miles from the edge of space back to Earth -- a Red Bull-sponsored stunt that would be the world's highest freefall -- may soon take place, thanks to the resolution of a long standing lawsuit.
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Published June 10, 2011
The quest for the elusive Higgs Boson seemed over in April, when an unexpected bump in results from an atom smasher seemed to herald the discovery of the famous particle -- the greatest unproven piece of the physics puzzle and one of the largest mysteries scientists face today.
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Published June 08, 2011
Tweets, digital images, chat messages and more that New York Democratic Rep. Anthony Weiner's sent to college cuties and porn stars alike may prove to be his downfall. Computer forensic experts told FoxNews.com that an exhaustive hunt through his or any hard drive turns up tons of information -- even files a user has deleted or erased.
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Published June 02, 2011
The hacker group has claimed responsibility for defacing the PBS.org website, the Fox.com site, and the Sony network, posting images of defaced websites and stolen databases and emails to its website.
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Published May 31, 2011
Northrop Grumman Corp., a key contractor and manufacturer of planes, radar, missiles and other key cyber defense systems, may have been the victim of a cyber assault similar to the one that struck Lockheed Martin, a source within the company tells FoxNews.com.
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Published May 23, 2011
Glaring holes in industrial software could allow hackers to gain partial control or even cause physical destruction at power plants, refineries and more --further exposing the unprotected underbelly of the nation’s infrastructure, a security analyst said.
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Published May 18, 2011
Nearly every smartphone running the Google Android platform today is readily vulnerable to data snoops and cyberthieves, who can easily pluck information from them over ordinary Wi-Fi networks, German security experts discovered.
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Published May 11, 2011
A scientific branch of the Vatican is touting a climate-change report that fears for the fate of the world's glaciers, appearing to support an erroneous conclusion from the United Nations' climate panel that skeptics have loudly debunked.
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Published April 28, 2011
A tornado outbreak of historic proportions devastated Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia Wednesday, causing widespread destruction, loss of life, and substantial injuries from the many violent and long-lived tornadoes reported from Jackson, Miss., to Birmingham, Ala.
