The Kansas v. Garcia ruling concerns the doctrine of preemption, and whether states can prosecute certain federal crimes.
The Federal Trade Commission has fined the video-sharing social media app TikTok $5.7 million for illegally collecting data of children under 13, a record-setting amount for a child privacy violation.
The chief counsel for ICE's Seattle field office faces charges of aggravated identity theft and wire fraud.
A new Chapman University survey reveals cyber-terrorism and threats to privacy are high on the list.
A new study suggests we're all vulnerable, but Internet denizens are at greatest risk for high-tech phishing schemes.
Lotteries (both real and fake) are rife with fraudsters who’ve figured out how to game the system and manipulate the gullible.
Tax evasion persists, and tax return scams involving identity theft are on the rise.
Meet the little-known crime ring with the lengthiest rap sheet.
Preying on people’s very best impulses for the very worst reasons.
Racial profiling in luxury stores is causing way more problems than it’s preventing.
Vladimir Putin wants to use typewriters to avoid an Edward Snowden situation. Could you actually do this?
No sooner are new electronic identification methods out on the street than do electronic tricksters (and presumably cyber bad guys) hack them.
Stop worrying so much about that vaguely Eastern European computer hacker and start worrying about that clerk at the DMV.
Technology writer advises public to learn more about driver's license scanners that can obtain and redistribute your personal information.