Credit Union: Bitcoin's New Best Friends?
The Internet Archive Credit Union comes to the 2013 Bitcoin conference waving an olive branch
'Strongbox' for Leakers Offers Imperfect Anonymity
Humans still represent the weakest link in a new online tool for anonymous sources
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Bitcoin ATM Robocoin Makes Money Laundering Easy
As the Department of Homeland Security targets online Bitcoin exchanges, alternatives are beginning to emerge
Feeding the World With Big Data
Agriculture experts say that open data could lift people out of poverty
The Bitcoin Arms Race Is On!
Powerful mining machines are changing the nature of the popular cryptocurrency
Face Recognition Failed to Find Boston Bombers
Facial recognition software didn't spot the Boston Marathon bombers; armchair "investigators" found too much
Biggest Bitcoin Exchange Halts Trading After Price Plummets
The Bitcoin economy shed a billion dollars overnight—and it may not have hit bottom
Bitcoin Hits $1 Billion
The total worth of the virtual currency has reached a new high. Economists are mystified as to why
U.S. Treasury to Bitcoin: We Are Watching
U.S. Treasury Department says Bitcoin is money, publishes new regulations
Encryption Chip Fights Off Sneak Attacks
Processor obscures characteristics that enable side-channel attacks in cloud computing
Major Bug In The Bitcoin Software Tests The Community And The Exchange Rate
Catastrophe has been averted, but accounting schism illustrates some serious flaws
A New Large-scale Bitcoin Merchant Sets Out to Teach Amazon A Lesson
The Bitcoin Store keeps prices down on its electronics inventory by saving on credit card fees.
Embedded Anti-Malware Defends Against Cisco IP Phone Hack
Software “symbiotes” signal attacks on embedded systems
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Reddit and Kim Dotcom's New Mega Site Are the Latest Greatest Bitcoin Merchants
Bitcoin makes two new friends as the currency's price approaches an all-time high
UPDATE: Anonymous Fails to Stop the State of the Union Speech
A prominent fail for the hacktivist group
What Comes After the Cloud? How About the Fog?
Startup Symform says its shredded, distributed cloud is more resistant to natural disasters than traditional computing clouds.
SkyDe Software Sends Hidden Messages in Skype Calls
It's all about interpreting the silence
CES 2013: Transporter Lets You Create Your Own Off-site Cloud for $200
Startup company’s clever technology, styling, and naming made it a Kickstarter success
Cisco IP Phones Vulnerable
Computer scientists discover a way to take over whole networks of one of the most ubiquitous office phones in the United States
ITU Succeeds in Doing Nothing
At a U.N. telecommunications conference, the leave-the-Internet-alone crowd wins the day
Bitcoin-Central Is Now The World's First Bitcoin Bank...Kind Of
Partnering with a French bank, Bitcoin-Central can now legally store and exchange money
The Human Face Within Big Data
A new book sees big data as mostly good, a little scary, and full of people
Can Technology Make You Happy?
Yes, and it can make your office a better place to work, too
Verizon Video Confirms Telecom Cable Damage From Sandy
The company says it's time to upgrade its copper cables to fiber
New York City Without Lights
The situation, though not exactly unprecedented, feels different
What’s Wrong With Common Sense
A “Techwise Conversation” with social network theorist Duncan Watts
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Duncan Watts: From Sociology to Social Network
Everything changed for an Ivy League professor when he reinvestigated the “six degrees of separation”
Autistic Hacker Won't Be Extradited to U.S.
UK government gives Gary McKinnon a reprieve on human rights grounds
More Support Emerges for Low-Power Server Chips
Texas-based start-up Calxeda has won an extra $55 million in funding for ARM-based server chips
Sprint Cable Cuts Smack Alaska Airlines Hard
Sprint customers in several states hit too