Yael Grauer

After fresh research and testing, TunnelBear is our new pick for the best VPN. It’s the best-performing and most trustworthy of the few that have published results from an independent security audit.

The company is fighting back against rumors that it would scan messages on users’ phones prior to encryption.

We don’t really know—and that’s worrisome.

How police in the Valley use automated license plate readers

A new wave of startups is offering a fundamentally different approach to data collection and use.

Museums globally are expanding their social role—and value—by engaging underserved communities.

On Trello, a project management site, the governments posted credentials for servers and domain names and even some emails and code.

One board member described the police's justification for the raids as a "tenuous" link between the privacy group, a blog, and its email address.

With so many lives at stake, computer scientists and healthcare IT pros are motivated to develop strategies that keep patients safe from medical device hackers. They’re making progress.

As Twitter ramps up its efforts against fake accounts, researchers are devising algorithms to distinguish humans from bots in their spare time.

No, it's not only you--some user interfaces intentionally want to confuse and enroll.

Things like algorithms and computer learning are changing healthcare. There are major implications to the increased use of medical technology and a number of questions reporters should keep in mind.

These sites you haven't heard of are sharing boatloads of data about you.

While Bitcoin's popularity put the spotlight on cryptocurrency, there's a lot more to the topic for reporters to cover.

An estimated 50 to 100k folks have implants; how do the benefits compare to the risks?