Monetizing medical data is becoming the next revenue stream for hackers
The personal details in medical records fetch higher prices than stolen credit card numbersNet neutrality: Is it really regulation of the Internet?
The new rules regulate the last-mile transmission portion of the Internet, but leave Web content aloneNet neutrality rules: Separating fact from hype
Did 4 million people support the new rules? Will the regulations deter investment?New attacks suggest leeway for patching Flash Player is shrinking
It took one week from Adobe's fix to mass exploitation for a recent Flash Player flawCCP’s VR Labs has mashed Oculus Rift and Kinect into a multiplayer VR Frankenstein
I used it to play Tron. And also to flip myself off. More hands-on information inside.Score one for net neutrality: Exceptions sought for streaming TV aren’t sticking
Sony, HBO, and Showtime reportedly seek special treatment for their online video services, but run into net neutrality rules and business concerns.Leaked FTC antitrust report gives EU cover to rule against Google
The leak shows that concerns were raised about Google's competitive behavior on both sides of the AtlanticAmazon Prime Air drones are cleared for testing, but expect delays before service launch
The testing permit carries heavy restrictions, but it's the first step in getting drone delivery service off the ground.Kenya becomes second country in East Africa to enjoy free Wi-Fi
As in Rwanda, the free Wi-Fi connection will give users open access to the InternetChrome, Firefox, Explorer, Safari were all hacked at Pwn2Own contest
Most of the successful attacks daisychained multiple vulnerabilities to gain access. Adobe Reader and Flash Player fell as well.The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Friday, March 20
FTC staff pushed for Google antitrust suit... Target may pay $10 million to breach victims... Tesla update adding self-drive to cars
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Shrink hours of labor to minutes with these easy time-saving techniques.To avoid NSA, Cisco gear gets delivered to strange addresses
Cisco's security chief said the company has accommodated special requests for those worried about the NSA