/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Amazon will fund projects near its data centers and end some secrecy agreements, but advocates say pollution and water c...
By Dana Voss
Milt Windler, a lead Apollo 13 flight director and veteran of Apollo and Skylab Mission Control, died Oct. 1 at age 94.
By Dana Voss
Kiteworks told customers to take systems offline temporarily after an unspecified law-enforcement threat warning, while...
By Dana Voss
Archived code reportedly sent Medicare statistics users to a no-login endpoint, while Australia says an OpenAI agent byp...
By Dana Voss
Labcorp will pay states $2,287,455 and tighten oversight of debt collectors after the 2019 AMCA breach exposed patient d...
By Dana Voss
Bitget says $387.5 million went to attacker-controlled addresses, while its CEO’s North Korea attribution remains unveri...
By Dana Voss
Activating a rare cortical neuron type made mice fall asleep faster, but researchers do not yet know what naturally turn...
By Dana VossA packet forwarding engine applies prepared forwarding information to move packets through a router.
By Dana Voss
Developers are putting a new male fruit-fly connectome into games and novelty apps, but the viral demos are not a brain...
By Dana Voss
F6 says more than 360 fraudulent domains offered bogus government payments before pushing victims toward fees, documents...
By Dana VossA static IP stays assigned to a device or service, making it easier to reach for hosting, remote access and allowlists.
By Dana Voss
Florida says stolen credentials from a Plant City Police Department user’s personal device led to a motor-vehicle data b...
By Dana Voss