How far can someone go when tracking stolen technology goods? A case is set to test that question, after substitute teacher Susan Clements-Jeffrey ended up in possession of a stolen laptop that ...

SEATTLE--Imagine your laptop is stolen. Set aside for a second the likelihood that if it was you wouldn't be able to read this story and think instead about how you might go about tracking it down.

The names and Social Security numbers of hundreds of patients at a Leonardtown hospital were stored on one laptop. Another laptop, in Boston, housed software for creating FBI identification badges.

If you’re not worried about this when you’re out in public with your laptop, you should be: What if someone steals your computer — and its precious data that comprises your digital personal and work ...