/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
A study in Astronomy & Astrophysics says Earth may avoid engulfment, though the planet would become uninhabitable billio...
By Dana Voss
A Science Advances study reports complex carbon at Jezero Crater’s Bright Angel site, but the rover cannot say whether c...
By Dana Voss
India’s Skyroot set a July-August window for Vikram-1, while SpaceX said it has built its 1,000th reusable Merlin 1D fir...
By Dana Voss
Researchers say a rediscovered 10.8-million-year-old shark fossil supports estimates that megalodon reached about 80 fee...
By Dana Voss
JAXA’s Hayabusa2 flew past Torifune, while China’s Tianwen-2 began work at Kamoʻoalewa ahead of a planned sample return.
By Dana Voss
Privacy activist Max Schrems says he will challenge the data pact after the court backed presidential removal of an FTC...
By Dana Voss
Citizen Lab says Stelios Kouloglou was hacked twice while serving on the European Parliament committee examining commerc...
By Dana Voss
Sheldon Mills says chatbots used for money decisions may fall outside UK financial rules even as consumers and firms ado...
By Dana VossThalha Jubair and Owen Flowers admitted charges tied to the 2024 Transport for London attack as broader U.S. cases targe...
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Court records say Lamar Roman put a woman's plate on a Guardian hotlist, got a real-time alert, chased her in the Keys a...
By Dana Voss
The delayed plan was due Monday, while a separate voluntary cyber pledge for major companies is still expected to launch...
By Dana Voss
A Science study argues early impacts supplied enough heat to keep Hadean crust thin, molten and unsuitable for plate tec...
By Dana Voss