Kaveh Waddell

“Everyone knows someone who went missing. But they don’t speak about these things.”

“They’re turning suspects into criminals in one click.”

The same powerful surveillance tools have cropped up in at least two countries—and researchers are looking for the missing link.

Apple’s new Face ID technology raises questions about constitutional protections for personal devices.

The robust Islamic app economy includes a program for ordering up sacrificial livestock.

Technology is evolving faster than the legal and moral frameworks needed to manage it.

As the costs of complex cyberattacks increase, old-school email tricks are coming back in style.

The technique uses popular sites as camouflage for banned ones.

When virtual assistants almost pass as human, they only seem more robotic.