Interactive movies let you decide the plot—and they’re going mainstream
Combining elements of both movies and games, interactive movies let audiences control some parts of the story!
How to know if your phone has a virus
From the presence of strange apps to sudden increases in data usage, learn to recognise the signs of an infected smartphone.
Eye in the sky: The history of the spy plane
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! Yes, it's a spy plane! From espionage balloons to blimps and drones, we take a (bird's eye) look at the history of the spy plane.
Best sites to get free games online
We’ve scoured the web and compiled a list of where to find the best free games by some of the biggest developers and digital storefronts.
5 times art was used to avoid censorship
From classical music to sci-fi shows, art has used hidden codes and symbols to overcome censorship.
Q&A with wolfSSL, the team behind Lightway’s cryptography
Find out more about the benefits of wolfSSL, what services and companies use it, and the future of cryptography.
Not just a game: How Minecraft fights for digital freedom
One way Minecraft helps people access censored books and news is by stashing them in the game.
Australia’s ‘hacking’ bill lets police take over a person’s social media
Australia’s new surveillance bill lets police access devices, modify data, and take over social media accounts—all without judicial oversight.
5 times misuse of work email got someone fired
Using your work email for personal matters—or jokes that go too far—can backfire on you quickly.
Is this attack a hack… or hacktivism?
We take a look at examples of hacktivism, well-known groups like Anonymous, and the pros and cons of hacktivism.
