/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 Wikimedia Foundation declined voluntary recognition for Wiki Workers United despite the union saying it has majority...
By Dana Voss
Ulta’s July offers include code SCORE for 20% off one qualifying item, app code APP15, text signup savings and rewards d...
By Dana Voss
WIRED updated its 2026 gift guide for moms with a beach tote, sun hat and linen-blend sheets alongside gadgets and e-rea...
By Dana Voss
The DEA plans to temporarily schedule 7-OH and related compounds, sending dependent users to Reddit taper plans and bulk...
By Dana Voss
A.G. Sulzberger told WIRED the Times’ suit against OpenAI and Microsoft is part of a broader fight over press freedom an...
By Dana Voss
X Money is rolling out in the US for X Premium users, with a wallet, peer payments, a Visa card and limited 6 percent AP...
By Dana Voss
FDA probes six Cyclospora outbreaks as CDC counts more than 11,500 cases and a CBS poll finds many Americans avoiding pr...
By Dana Voss
Amazon has Razer’s wired analog Huntsman V3 Pro TKL keyboard for $124.99, down from its usual $159.99 price.
By Dana Voss
Microsoft said Xbox services were slowly improving after an outage disrupted sign-ins, purchases, digital games and some...
By Dana Voss
Nanoleaf is selling its Blocks Combo XL Smarter Kit for $99.99, with LED panels, a shelf and a pegboard for wall storage...
By Dana Voss
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