LexisNexis—the data-harvesting company that you might know as a key tool for researchers and reporters across a cavalcade of industries—has signed a $16.8 million contract with Immigration and ...

The internet, a marvel of modern civilization, has transformed how we connect, interact, and learn. Much like a versatile multitool, it has evolved to serve diverse functions. Whether it’s connecting ...

Technology is now empowering a sea of change in politics and protest. The use of hacking tools is no longer limited to statecraft and cybercrime; hacking tools are weapons available to anyone and ...

Twitter is making a big move to try and stop the problem of abuse and harassment that often takes place on the site, Ars Technica reports. The company announced in a blog post published Thursday that ...

MANILA, Philippines — Taking a screenshot of a private message and sharing it with others is as easy as a single click. This, however, does not grant them a free pass to the consequences of doxing.

"Nate, wake up. Your phone keeps going off." This was two months ago—Monday morning, 4am—and I was asleep. But I remember what happened vividly. A decently hard nudge from my girlfriend did what ...

In 2016, a “troll storm” hit Tanya Gersh, a Jewish wedding planner and real estate agent in Montana. The storm began when Andrew Anglin, the editor of the Neo-Nazi publication The Daily Stormer, ...

Professor of Digital Communication and Co-Director of the RMIT Digital Ethnography Research Centre, RMIT University The Australian government has brought forward plans to criminalise doxing, bringing ...