These stories grabbed the attention of humans and AIs.

Jung Jaihun is tasked with shifting the emphasis away from the losses caused by this year's massive data breach and towards the value created by serving AI.

Rogue radio communications devices are seemingly everywhere these days.

The number of Koreans kidnapped in Cambodia has risen by a factor of 20 in less than two years.

Have you heard of the Foreign Robocall Elimination Act? If passed into law, America's Sheriffs will impose their version of law and order on your country.

The drivers were unknown to each other. Police said they worked for a gang which had 'compartmentalized' its operations.

Professor Kim Yongdae of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology has a message for telcos that get hacked and for the regulators that oversee them.

Multiple European police forces contributed to the investigation. They described crimes committed using these simboxes in a matter-of-fact style that contrasted with melodramatic guff spread after a big simbox bust in New York.

A place with many people but no network coverage is an ideal location to transmit fraudulent messages. Kong Ji Chen was arrested because he behaved suspiciously in one of London's busiest underground stations.

Emirates NBD, a leading bank in UAE, will be ready to switch customers to app-based authentication just four months after the Central Bank of UAE mandated change.

A suspected bomb in a car driven by a woman named Zoé led to a Chinese arms dealer with a Peruvian driving license, and then to much more.

Legislators will also emulate compensation schemes in Singapore and the UK that require businesses to reimburse customers who lose money to fraudsters. This comes after the hack of SK Telecom prompted a large fine and promises to ramp up security.