Sexual extortion, or sextortion, involves persuading a person to send explicit photos online and then threatening to make the images public unless the victim pays money or engages in sexual favors
A Delta official said the airline expects to return to normal operations by the end of the week
Defective software update sent by CrowdStrike to its customers disrupted airlines, banks, hospitals and other critical services, affecting about 8.5 million machines running Microsoft's Windows operating system
India's biggest startup, once loved by global investors who valued it at $22 billion, crashed below $2 billion in valuation
Supporters say bill is a necessary first step in regulating tech companies and requiring them to protect children from harmful online content and take responsibility for harms their platforms can cause
The supply chain of batteries is concentrated in China, meaning the sector is vulnerable to geopolitical volatility
Scammers are releasing unofficial codes they claim will help entities recover from Friday's digital outage
Multiple airlines and airports said they were resuming operations
Breadth of outages highlighted fragility of a digitized world dependent on few providers for key computing services
Alphabet's Google will infuse artificial intelligence into US broadcast of Paris Olympics, allowing sports commentators to use AI to explain competitions, tech company says
After the Apollo program ended, the US took a hiatus from lunar exploration. What happened during this time, and what has NASA been doing? This documentary by the Voice of America's Russian service focuses on the details of the NASA's Artemis program and plans to further explore the Moon and Mars.
Internet service should come from more than one source, experts say, so disruption to one doesn't halt all use
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