Internet

HBO’s Silicon Valley returns this weekend

On getting your WordPress site hacked; pay now or pay more later

The risk of your WordPress (or Drupal or Joomla or whatever) site getting hacked has become non-trivial and the alternative is to "roll your own" ... it's pay now or pay more later.

House passes bill to limit FCC authority on net neutrality

The legislation would prohibit the agency from regulating broadband prices

The Golden State Warriors demonstrate how to use group chat technology for success

The only thing hotter than chat apps right now is basketball’s Golden State Warriors. Here’s how one enabled the other.

Brave Software’s browser is illegal, newspapers claim

Brave wants to replace websites’ ads with its own more privacy-friendly ads.

Women in Computing group taps Princeton routing, SDN researcher as Athena Lecturer

Princeton engineering prof, computer science chair Jennifer Rexford honored

Chrome abandons XP, Vista and older versions of OS X

With release of Chrome 50, Google follows through on last year's promise to drop support of older OSes

Mozilla explores radically different browser as Firefox leaks share

It's unclear whether a successor to, or replacement for, Firefox would use Mozilla's Gecko browser engine or switch to Chromium, Chrome's foundation

Something strange just happened with North Korea’s Internet

A series of apparently deliberate outages cut the country from the Internet

House panel moves to require warrants for stored data

Email Privacy Act would reform 30-year-old law