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Audio-equipment maker Monster, which helped create Beats by Dre headphones, says it was unfairly cut out before Beats was sold to Apple last year.

Credit and debit cards may get a little safer, but theft online will grow. And Bitcoin still won't gain big traction.

The photo-based social network announced a verified user feature, taking a page from Twitter, which it has just surpassed in user numbers.

The same technology that makes Bitcoin an alternative currency could be adapted to make elections impervious to cheating at a fraction of the current cost.

Whether intentional or not, a few misappropriated dollars here and there can easily add up and can be hard to detect.

Stave off white-collar crime in your workplace with these precautionary measures.

A drug trafficking case in which the government is demanding Microsoft hand over emails stored in a Dublin datacenter has called into question Fourth Amendment rights in a digital era.

Magnetic strip credit cards will soon be extinct in the U.S. Here's the technology that will replace them and what you need to know about it.

As the SEC works on final regulations for equity-based crowdfunding, one of the pervasive fears has been that non-professional investors will be swindled by fraudsters. But is there really reason to worry?

Adoption of better safeguards in the physical world will drive criminals to electronic theft, argues payments validation entrepreneur.

For retailers that don't want to be the next Target or Neiman Marcus, here are three tips they can do to protect themselves.

The reason behind a fraudulent resume? Try envy.

On the last day of the public comment period over the proposed equity crowdfunding rules, a slew of stakeholders wrote into the SEC on the topic of liability in the case of fraud.

A cybersecurity expert says it could take a year to secure the risk of 'high exposures' of personal information on the federal Obamacare online exchange.