Sweaty spooks feel the heat as NSA runs short of juice
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Sweeping powers yes, electrical power no The National Security Agency (NSA), America's ultrasecret electronic spy agency, may be on the verge of a disastrous power overload at its Maryland headquarters.â¦
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Your security consultants just gave your wireless networks a clean bill of health? Fine, but Jon Espenschied says you'd better enjoy the calm while you can.
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Simple, cheap encryption method uses natural thermal noise to foil eavesdroppers.
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Net phones--and their portable phone numbers--help business avoid RNC crowds.
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A new, stealthy attack serves up malicious code only once, making it harder to spot and track.
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Unpatched vulnerabilities may leave computers open to remote attacks.
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Powerful processors that run hot but need no cooling and devices capable of withstanding extreme environments may be the result of new research reported today in Nature, the science journal.
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Stimulating a certain area of the brain   can produce a creepy feeling that someone is watching you when   no one is, scientists said on Wednesday.
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This server room is having some cooling issues -- due to the inverse ratio of money spent on servers to money spent on air conditioning, reports an IT pilot fish there. But things are about to get worse.
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By Anonymous  ANCIENT TEMPERATURE DROP M
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t first glance, it might seem like the simple extension of a standard tool in the fight against the bad guys. But in fact, wiretapping Internet phones to monitor criminals and terrorists is costly
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A new National Intelligence Estimate raises concerns that the terrorist group is growing stronger.
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A leading internet credit card processor is under siege by a denial-of-service attack, slowing its servers and leaving many customers high and dry. By Noah Shachtman.
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The alleged attackers may have been amateurish but they also showed the limits of the U.K.'s surveillance system
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Most large companies are struggling to protect themselves against security threats, a survey from security consultancy NetSec published today reveals.
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The military has been working for years on a pain ray that heats up the skin, sending crowds running.  Wired News' Sharon Weinberger decides to find out what the screams are all about -- and gets zapped herself.
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Tribal animosities are flaring anew just as security forces seem stretched too thin to react.