The Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science's High School Programming Contest brought together student teams from across the state to the U of A for a day of competitive coding.

Researchers found more than 80 high-impact cloud and AI vulnerabilities during the event, which had a $5 million prize pool.

Microsoft has awarded $2.3 million to security researchers after receiving nearly 700 submissions during this year's Zero Day ...

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Shira is eager to hear from college students and their families about how you’re feeling about the job market. Drop her a ...

A young man will remain in custody accused of a “mischievous” cybercrime spree, which he allegedly hacked into several ...

The FBI Cyber Division in New York said the average age of arrest for a cybercrime is 19 years old. A former teen hacker, now ...

From aquaponics to home design and solar-powered cars, Park City High School students are preparing for the national ...

The inaugural UHSAA ESports state champs were crowned on Saturday at Weber State. Competing in independent events in Mario ...