/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Latvia’s road-traffic agency lost payment-record data tied to 1.2 million people, prompting resignations and multiple in...
By Dana Voss
A Washington judge ordered Kalshi to geofence restricted wagers by Sept. 2 as the company presses its federal-regulation...
By Dana Voss
Chris Carter’s R-rated X-Files recut is shorter than the 2008 film but shifts focus to Frankenstein-inspired medical-pro...
By Dana Voss
404 Media’s member post flags Flock, media appearances and Spotify’s AI move; the public preview offers only a narrow lo...
By Dana VossThe DNS root sits at the top of public DNS, directing uncached lookups toward .com, country domains and other TLDs.
By Dana Voss
Wired tested Pepper’s at-home EMS suit, but research supports it as a training aid or rehab tool, not a proven gym repla...
By Dana Voss
Flock says it will shorten default plate-reader data retention, but critics say exceptions and sharing rules still need...
By Dana Voss
Judge James Donato told Google to remove search and installation hurdles for rival Android app stores, with changes requ...
By Dana Voss
Trump’s new memo creates a contractor program for overseas cyber operations, but no company can act until DOJ and DHS wr...
By Dana Voss
Meta’s optional WhatsApp Scam Alert beta flags likely scams on a phone, while keeping message classification off its ser...
By Dana Voss
Rivian will offer second-row captain’s chairs on the 2027 R1S, but the configuration requires a package and adds up to $...
By Dana Voss
Trump’s new memorandum lets vetted firms support approved operations against foreign cybercrime groups, with rules still...
By Dana Voss