/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Ethernet usually wins on consistency; Wi-Fi wins on mobility. Match the connection to the device and the work it does.
By Dana Voss
The FBI is examining a dark-web service that advertised millions of ID scans, while the claimed breach source and record...
By Dana Voss
Boox’s Picco pocket e-reader is reportedly due in November, but its price, battery life and several key features remain...
By Dana Voss
The State Department is seeking information on an Iranian cyber official it alleges directed or oversaw groups targeting...
By Dana Voss
U.S. and UK agencies will run parallel scam-center cases, share information and plan a London disruption event in Octobe...
By Dana VossGopher organizes distributed documents as file-like menus, using TCP selector requests and gopher:// addresses.
By Dana Voss
Two Western Australian men face 14 charges after police alleged malicious open-source code compromised more than 1,000 o...
By Dana Voss
U.S. Bancorp says it found no evidence its systems or data repositories were compromised after LockBit alleged data thef...
By Dana Voss
Microolap says attackers reached isolated systems but not EtherSensor or customer data, countering unverified claims by...
By Dana Voss
ESA has put Ariane 6 Block 3 and its ICARUS upper stage on hold, forcing a proposed Enceladus mission to revise its laun...
By Dana Voss
Latvia’s road-traffic agency lost payment-record data tied to 1.2 million people, prompting resignations and multiple in...
By Dana Voss
A Washington judge ordered Kalshi to geofence restricted wagers by Sept. 2 as the company presses its federal-regulation...
By Dana Voss