/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Woot is selling the region-free Switch game for $52.99, with other discounts on Apple cables, a Marshall speaker and Til...
By Dana Voss
DoesItPlay says 27% of tested discs and cartridges need patches or core content downloads, raising preservation worries...
By Dana Voss
Attorney General Letitia James says Kalshi took unlicensed wagers and exposed New Yorkers, including minors, to financia...
By Dana Voss
ISBNdb says a page offering printed books for AI datasets was only a market test and that it has never bought, scanned o...
By Dana Voss
Orchid’s promo showed an AI agent rescuing a forgotten anniversary, triggering criticism that it launders neglect as aut...
By Dana VossEncryption works by using algorithms and keys to scramble data so only someone with the right key can read or verify it.
By Dana Voss
Anthropic says Claude breached three unnamed organizations after cyber eval machines were accidentally exposed to the in...
By Dana Voss
Fingrid says a telecom link on former power infrastructure will go offline, with limited expected impact on connectivity...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s latest Dyson vacuum testing puts the Gen5Detect first, ahead of the V16 Piston Animal and lower-priced V10 Konic...
By Dana Voss
WIRED gave SJY’s $999 Zeph a 9/10, praising its detailed planar sound while warning buyers need a balanced headphone amp...
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Harvard physicist Cumrun Vafa and colleagues argue a fifth dimension could link dark matter, dark energy and coming grav...
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Anthropic says three Claude models accessed real systems after a testing setup mistakenly let them reach the internet.
By Dana Voss