Taiwanese hackers strike back against China by hacking several key web sites of the Chinese government.

The Defense Department considered hacking into Serbian computer networks to disrupt military operations and basic civillian services but refrained, in part, because of the ethical complications of such an attack.

Travel industry experts discuss the future of space tourism at a recent conference.

Civillians can now purchase high-resolution satellite imagery from the first of a projected series of commercial imaging satellites.

With the help of the new SOHO satellite, scientists are able to observe solar storms brewing before they hit.

President Clinton and British Prime Minister Tony Blair called for researchers working on decoding the human genome to provide free access to their findings.

Scientists back a recent plea from President Clinton and Prime Minister Blair to keep the Genome data open.

Swiss researchers have created a tiny machine that can physically bend DNA to do its work. This tiny robot could diagnose medical conditions, read genes or operate microscopic valves for precise drug delivery.

President Clinton ordered the U.S. military to stop intentionally scrambling the GPS satellite signals used by civilians.

Researchers have developed a new strain of golden rice that produces extra vitamin A. Vitamin A deficiency affects over 124 million people in the developing world.