"We provide online service, app, and content providers with detailed information about our whereabouts, our thoughts, our feelings, our moods, and our life patterns."

Your search for long-lost cousins could open you up to "genetic hacking." And unlike credit card information, you can't just cancel your old genome and get a new one.

A new tool called VisibleV8 can protect you against malware in JavaScript programs on your favorite sites.

How do teens get involved in cybercrime? New research identifies contributing factors, including gender.

Hacking cars could plunge a city into gridlock and it wouldn't even take hacking a majority of internet-connected vehicles to do it.

Phishing scams can get people to give up private information, but the right warning can help us avoid the scammers.

With a new chip, "even if a hacker finds a bug, the information needed to exploit it vanishes 50 milliseconds later."

Uncrackable encryption keys made from images of 2,000 wiggling T cells could keep your data safe from hackers and security breaches.

Think your smartphone is secure because you unlock it with your fingerprint? Think again.