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Ride-sharing service subpoenas GitHub for IP addresses that accessed security key.
The breach would be the latest in a string of cyberattacks on major U.S. agencies.
Also in Slate:
Materials Letters has withdrawn an article in press after the editor found out the first author, Yan Li, had taken all the data without permission. According to the notice, the senior author told t…
Vines et al. ask authors for the data underlying papers between 2 and 22 years old and find that the odds of it being reported extant decrease by 17% for every year since publication.
"It’s clear that we stand to lose an awful lot of our history," Vint Cerf said, arguing that the software programs used to view information die out far quicker than papyrus ever did.
Pretty much all the things that could go wrong did.
Jeb Bush, a rumored 2016 Republican presidential candidate, just decided to publish hundreds of thousands of emails sent to him during his time as governor of Florida. On its face it seems like a...
Email auto-deletion policies with very short retention periods make it look like you have something to hide.
A generation raised online risks forgetting its cultural touchstones, thanks to the whims of the web.
Spoilers: they're not. Default passwords on gadgetry like copiers/printers/scanners is a weak point for network attacks.
The law has long treated educational information as a category worthy of special protections, like credit or medical records, but the reality is often different.
One of the most powerful talent representation companies in the world has decided to boycott the University of Oklahoma after a school newspaper dared to publish the rather bland details…
Experts say Anthem customers should be wary of potential "piggyback" attacks.
Because digital is ephemeral. Yep.
In a letter obtained by The Oregonian/OregonLive.com, a UO vice provost warns the professor that further disclosure of documents would violate his responsibility as a faculty member.
Even more onthe Potti case.