/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
More than 1,100 AI workers want US backing for global tools to pace automated AI after an OpenAI model reportedly hacked...
By Dana Voss
Amazon and Tile are selling the Tile Pro for $23.99, its lowest 2026 price, with Android and iPhone support.
By Dana Voss
Samuel Tunick says a federal charge over an alleged GrapheneOS wipe is meant to scare activists away from protecting the...
By Dana Voss
Jacob Petrosky told Casa Grande officials he would track their families, then revealed the point: residents are already...
By Dana Voss
Bank of Baroda says an employee email account was compromised, while researchers report a darknet sale of alleged bank f...
By Dana Voss
ASRock listed a 4GB Radeon RX 9050 as RAM shortages pressure PC hardware, with an 8GB model also announced.
By Dana Voss
Bloomberg says Apple’s reported smart home display may arrive as early as October with a 7-inch screen and Siri AI at th...
By Dana Voss
Apple’s iMessage nudity detector blurred a dog video, a false positive that matches other animal-image complaints on App...
By Dana Voss
Substack added Pangram-powered AI writing scans, prompting some writers to warn that false labels could damage reputatio...
By Dana Voss
Biotech firms and academic labs are testing antibody and antiviral approaches as US measles cases reach a 35-year high.
By Dana Voss
Logitech G head Robin Piispanen says the company has bigger priorities after the first G Cloud failed to become a habit...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s July 2026 outdoor gift guide keeps Darn Tough merino socks as its top pick and adds Solbari sun protection.
By Dana Voss