The 2013 bust of the world’s biggest drug website may be a playbook to get around strong crypto.
Cyrus Farivar reports on Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's sometimes shocking use of language in public speeches.
More Germans are learning the Turkish language than ever before. It helps that one of Germany's newest soccer stars is the son of Turkish immigrants. Cyrus Farivar reports from Mainz, Germany.
A year ago Iran was in political upheaval. Now Iranians are wondering what became of the Internet-fueled revolution that brought thousands to the streets of Tehran. Cyrus Farivar has some thoughts from Iranians, both at home and abroad.
Washington has authorized a new program designed to prevent Iran from filtering the internet and blocking websites. It's the first such program for use inside Iran. Cyrus Farivar reports.
Cyrus Farivar reports on a group in San Francisco that's monitoring the flow of information coming out of Iran, despite a government crackdown against online activists.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has harshly criticized China and other countries for restricting Internet access in a wide-ranging speech on Internet freedom. Cyrus Farivar reports.
Google cites cyber attacks on the e-mail accounts of Chinese rights activists as the reason for threatening to pull out of China. Cyrus Farivar reports on what Google's move means for other Internet companies doing business in China.
Reporter Cyrus Farivar looks at the ongoing cat-and-mouse game being played out online between Iranian authorities and protestors.
Reporter Cyrus Farivar has an update on the plight of Hossein Derhakhshan, a pioneer of the Iranian blogosphere. He was arrested in November 2008 during a visit back to Iran.
In Islam, something that is haram is forbidden. The opposite of haram is halal, permissible. Now, a new Internet search engine is helping Muslims sort out the levels of what is forbidden, offering up clean search results, Cyrus Farivar has the story.