/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
The anniversary arrived with fireworks, military flyovers and renewed warnings about government pressure on speech, prot...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s review found the smart mattress cover effective, expensive, data-hungry and dependent on cloud services.
By Dana Voss
A Science study estimates arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi span 110 quadrillion kilometers and move large amounts of carbon...
By Dana Voss
Police say a 15-year-old used a server flaw and code made with ChatGPT to cancel more than 46,000 anime streaming subscr...
By Dana Voss
Two Xbox studios leaving Microsoft will retain their catalogs, while Ninja Theory and Undead Labs are set for new owners...
By Dana Voss
Origin Systems spent big on film, actors and CDs, but its landmark space sim now reads as a preserved branch of gaming t...
By Dana Voss
404 Media reports that developers are using a terse-output plugin called “caveman” to rein in costly AI coding assistant...
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Recordings from humans and other great apes suggest timed laughter rhythms were already present in a shared hominid ance...
By Dana VossPro-Iran hackers claimed they used Meta’s AI account recovery assistant to reset Instagram passwords and deface prominen...
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After testing more than 40 routers, WIRED’s Simon Hill favors Asus for raw Wi-Fi 7 performance while warning that US rou...
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A PLOS One study found UK participants often rated AI-written answers as more authentic, coherent and relevant than real...
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Eric Berger cites science, space work, local journalism and reality's stubbornness as reasons for hope amid political an...
By Dana Voss