/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 company says iKairos will act as an AI journal, but many core details about its hardware, rights and privacy model r...
By Dana Voss
Lee Hutchinson’s PiClock project uses a Pi Zero, Adafruit LEDs, HomeKit, systemd and LLM-written code to make a self-set...
By Dana Voss
Doctors in Utah say low vaccination rates are turning a preventable infection into hospital stays, quarantines and renew...
By Dana Voss
Framework says supplier costs for LPCAMM2 memory more than doubled, forcing RAM and price changes for some Laptop 13 Pro...
By Dana Voss
The new Lego Donkey Kong arcade set uses a joystick, jump button and lever-fed barrels to recreate a small mechanical ve...
By Dana Voss
A 15-year-old Florida plaintiff withdrew his claims against Meta after settling with TikTok, Snap and YouTube for undisc...
By Dana Voss
A growing cyclosporiasis outbreak has put lettuce under scrutiny again, with public health data and researchers pointing...
By Dana Voss
The House NDAA would renew CISA 2015 protections, but the Senate has not matched the provision and Rand Paul is threaten...
By Dana Voss
The South Carolina town will have 33 license-plate readers for about 12,000 residents after a 4-1 council vote.
By Dana Voss
Hyundai says current negotiations with its South Korean union are about pay, not the planned 2028 use of Boston Dynamics...
By Dana Voss
Amazon and Best Buy are discounting high-end iPads after recent Apple price increases, with smaller deals on Sony, Apple...
By Dana Voss
9to5Mac says iOS 27 beta code includes a restricted mode that could limit app access on financed iPhones after missed pa...
By Dana Voss