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Israels political crisis escalated into uncharted territory Monday as the countrys largest trade union announced a "historic" strike shutting down transportation, universities, restaurants and retailers in protest against Prime Ministers

At least 50 US government officials are suspected or confirmed to have been targeted by invasive commercial spyware designed to hack mobile phones, a senior US administration official told reporters

President Joe Biden on Monday issued an executive order banning US government agencies from using invasive commercial hacking tools that are deemed a threat to US national security or are

Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, a pioneer in the semiconductor industry whose "Moores Law" predicted a steady rise in computing power for decades, died Friday at the age of 94, the

In the wake of Silicon Valley Banks collapse and subsequent banking meltdown, cash is king. The turmoil inflicted on financial markets has sent cautious investors running away from volatile markets

Twitters free blue "verified" checkmarks for notable users may be coming to an end.

US cybersecurity officials are unveiling a new program to warn critical American companies that their systems are vulnerable to ransomware attacks before the hackers can successfully strike.

Hunter Biden is accusing the Delaware computer repair shop owner who worked on a laptop of trying to invade his privacy and wrongfully sharing his personal data for political purposes,

South Korea says it will build an enormous facility to make computer chips in greater Seoul, with about $230 billion in investment from private companies.

Roku held approximately $487 million of its $1.9 billion in cash at Silicon Valley Bank, which collapsed Friday and was taken over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the streaming