/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 UK Supreme Court said Bahrain cannot use state immunity to stop a lawsuit over alleged FinSpy surveillance of two di...
By Dana Voss
Altana CEO Evan Smith said Trump-era tariffs have not restored US factory jobs, as companies turn to AI to keep trade mo...
By Dana Voss
Resident NGO says attackers used tailored Telegram lures to try to steal one-time login codes from users in Belarus, Rus...
By Dana Voss
Amazon asked the FCC to approve a 5,105-satellite Leo network for phone voice, data, messaging and emergency service fro...
By Dana Voss
Amazon is selling Samsung’s 27-inch G50SF QD-OLED for $299.99, a rare sub-$300 price for a 1440p gaming monitor.
By Dana VossEdge computing moves processing nearer to devices so apps can respond faster, use less bandwidth and keep some data loca...
By Dana Voss
Unofficial sites are cataloging suspected AI artists on Spotify as the company leaves tracks unlabeled, despite rivals a...
By Dana Voss
Biotech firms and university labs are developing measles antibodies and antivirals, but human testing and funding remain...
By Dana Voss
Hunt.io says attackers used the Hermes AI agent to scout Thailand’s Finance Ministry network and left files exposed duri...
By Dana Voss
WIRED rates Soundcore’s $299 Nebula P1i 6/10, praising Google TV and audio while faulting brightness, battery life and i...
By Dana Voss
A week of free New York events used phone hotlines, posters and public theater to protest AI, smartphones and platform d...
By Dana Voss
The Verge’s Terrence O’Brien says John De Hart’s cult oddity stands with The Room, Troll 2 and Fateful Findings.
By Dana Voss