08.14.17 Security DOJ demands info on 1.3M visitors to protest-organizing website Overreach much? By D. Lumb, 08.14.17 save Save share
07.27.17 07.27.17 in Politics Russian charged over $4 billion bitcoin laundering scheme Exchange chief Alexander Vinnik received most of the stolen Mt. Gox Bitcoins. By S. Dent, 07.27.17 save Save share View
05.23.17 05.23.17 in Transportation US sues Fiat Chrysler over diesel emissions cheating It supposedly used software to mislead regulators. By J. Fingas, 05.23.17 save Save share View
04.20.17 04.20.17 in Politics Reports: US is preparing charges against Wikileaks' Assange The Department of Justice is deciding whether to move forward. By J. Conditt, 04.20.17 save Save share View
04.11.17 04.11.17 in Security Justice Department attacks global spam botnet after arrest The FBI is already working to neutralize the malware. By D. Cooper, 04.11.17 save Save share View
12.02.16 12.02.16 in Internet The Engadget Podcast Ep 16: Feds Watching Yelfies, terrible touch pads and the governments new hacking powers. By T. O'Brien, 12.02.16 save Save share View
12.01.16 12.01.16 in Security How an obscure rule lets law enforcement search any computer Today's changes to Rule 41 expand the Justice Department's reach in the digital world. By J. Conditt, 12.01.16 save Save share View
11.19.16 11.19.16 in Gadgetry US government releases official guidelines for smart guns The Department of Justice has laid out its expectations for smart gun manufacturers. By S. Buckley, 11.19.16 save Save share View
11.17.16 11.17.16 in AV 'FIFA' hackers guilty of 'mining' $16 million from EA The leader of a group of 'FIFA' hackers has been convicted in a scheme to fraudulently obtain in-game currency. By S. Buckley, 11.17.16 save Save share View
10.21.16 10.21.16 in Space ICYMI: Orbital space junk is putting us in jeopardy The US Air Force can track 10,000 pieces of space debris at a time. By K. Davis, 10.21.16 save Save share View
