The popular social networking platform is about to face some new restrictions by the Federal Trade Commission around privacy. We'll see if users 'like' them.

New apps are being developed to help veterans manage symptoms of post-traumatic stress.

Health care providers have been gradually moving to more information technology in recent years. But a new report indicates the transition is causing a lot of harm along the way.

A team of researchers say they've found a relatively easy way to access a prison's computer network and open all the doors to the cells.

Barnes & Noble has rolled out its answer to Amazon.com's Kindle Fire. The Nook Tablet costs a little more and has a few other differences.

High school students in Idaho must complete two credits through online learning in order to graduate. The new rule mandating this has come under heavy fire from teachers and parents.

The hacking group known as Anonymous has famously crusaded online against institutions like Visa, MasterCard and Sony. But the game is a bit different now that it's going against a Mexican drug cartel.

A two-day conference aimed at international cooperation on cybersecurity has just wrapped up in London. Representatives from 60 countries discussed how they could find common ground and collaborate on cybersecurity issues.

Officially, you have to be 13 or older to join Facebook. But plenty of kids are getting around that rule and their parents are helping them set up their accounts.

A new study at Carnegie Mellon University indicates that even if you try to avoid being tracked by online advertisers, your efforts were probably in vain.