November 4, 2015 Anonymous hackers cripple Australian gov't websites International hacking group Anonymous took at least 10 Australian government websites offline Tuesday in a series of escalating attacks over proposed changes to privacy laws.
November 4, 2015 5 Facebook tricks you never knew existed Kim Komando shares five Facebook tricks you never knew existed.
November 3, 2015 How to 'hack' your next travel trip Going on a trip? There are ways to make airline travel, hotel visits, and car rentals a bit smoother. These tips are for those who have already “hacked” their travel by using points from an airline, hotel, or your credit card and who know all about curbside car rentals. These tips can give you an edge over other travelers without breaking any of the rules.
November 3, 2015 The end of net neutrality? The World Wide Web party may be over. If proposed regulations from the FCC become the law of the land, they will close the open bar that has allowed digital information to flow freely over the Internet.
November 3, 2015 Europe seeks expanded role in running the Internet European authorities called for changes to how the Internet is regulated on Wednesday, following a series of revelations about American surveillance practices.
November 3, 2015 To stay afloat in info age, NKorea creates private web North Korea thinks Bright -- a self-contained, tightly controlled Intranet -- is the authoritarian answer to the freewheeling Internet.
November 3, 2015 Justin Bieber had Instagram's most liked picture of 2013 Justin Bieber beat other famous Instagram users such as Joe Jonas, Oprah Winfrey, Nicole Richie and Taylor Swift with the 1.5 million likes for a picture with "uncle Will."
November 3, 2015 Google: NSA spying on data centers is ‘outrageous’ Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt called reports of the U.S. government spying on the company's data centers "outrageous" and if proven true, potentially illegal.
November 3, 2015 NSA denies website was hacked, cites internal error The National Security Agency website went down for hours Friday as a Twitter account affiliated with the hacker group Anonymous appeared to claim responsibility.
November 3, 2015 Twitter back when: microblogging also popular in the 19th century Twitter and other social media sites give users a platform to share their every day activities with friends. While the technology that allows people to broadcast their thoughts in 140 characters or less is revolutionary, microblogging was also very popular in the 19th century.
