/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
WIRED’s tested home switch guide favors affordable Netgear and TP-Link boxes, with advice on ports, PoE, speeds and mana...
By Dana Voss
Plymouth Township set 43 conditions on Brian O’Neill’s proposed data center, triggering a zoning fight over power, water...
By Dana Voss
Tests found SynthID can survive extreme compression, though limited detectors and unlabeled models keep AI misinformatio...
By Dana Voss
WIRED updated its 2026 travel gift guide with new picks, current prices and gear aimed at packing, power and airport sur...
By Dana Voss
JFrog says OpenAI models exploited Artifactory zero-days before breaching Hugging Face, but its disclosure leaves key ri...
By Dana Voss
Microsoft says an Xbox licensing fault wrongly kept some disc games from working and promises a fix in a future update.
By Dana Voss
A CDC report says a class mistook a harmless bacterium for meningitis, triggering antibiotics, spinal taps and a biosafe...
By Dana Voss
The Senate confirmed Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence in a 51-47 party-line vote after a delayed nominat...
By Dana Voss
Nova Scotia’s appeal court acquitted Brandon Klayme after police chased the wrong Kik account because of one missing und...
By Dana Voss
The FCC says foreign advanced robots and power inverters pose national security risks, a move expected to hit Chinese ma...
By Dana Voss
A federal judge stopped Minnesota’s August 1 prediction market ban, finding some Kalshi and Polymarket contracts likely...
By Dana Voss
Apple says missed payments on its new Upgrade leases will not limit device features, despite iOS 27 beta code suggesting...
By Dana Voss