Internet

This past Thursday, Krebs on Security reported that Facebook had as many 600 million users passwords stored in plain text. What does this mean? Well, any of Facebook's employees could have looked up that information. Yikes.

There's a new challenge going around on Facebook - the '10 Year Challenge' - but it might not be as innocent as it seems.

The Affordable Care Act of 2010 stipulated that medical costs be made public, but the new federal rule goes a step further and requires that this information to be posted online, allowing easy access to patients to know what to expect.

Hackers exploited a bug that affected its "View As" feature, which lets people see what their profiles look like to someone else.

We want to believe that mankind is heading in the right direction, and some stories and posts make us feel that way. This is not one of those moments...

If something seems too good to be true, it unfortunately usually is. On the Utica Craigslist page is a listing for a beautiful home in South Utica for rent at an unbelievable price. That is because it is a clear cut scam. These people use clever tricks to try and steal people's hard earned money and…

The internet is as essential to our lives these days as the air we breathe and the food we eat.

Have you ever searched anything about Ilion, New York on Google? The results may surprise you, and bum you out a bit.

With the end of the year just a few weeks away, it's time to take a look back. What things meant the most to people in New York in 2015? What were the highest searched items in Google over the past year?

For Today's 'Would You Rather' Question, Matt and Naomi ask you to chose between two items you probably use every single day of your life.

The world's biggest and most popular video website, YouTube, is planning on developing a version of the existing website for paid subscribers. Like Pandora, they will offer an ad-free viewing experience and they will offer some exclusive content that people can pay for. The question is will the…

Over the years, the internet has seen a million trends come and go - some that help out a great cause and others that are just for fun. Now here comes the stupidest trend of them all - it's called 'Phone Pinching.'