/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Doctors say a woman’s UTI bacteria evolved a sticky capsule, then spread to her eye and brain while remaining treatable...
By Dana Voss
The final Coyote vs. Acme trailer debuted at SDCC ahead of its Aug. 28, 2026 theatrical release from Ketchup Entertainme...
By Dana Voss
U.S. and allied agencies say Russia-linked Laundry Bear used a patched Zimbra flaw to steal mail and tokens from Western...
By Dana Voss
Marco Rubio said the U.S. will restrict visas for people tied to foreign cyber scams and sextortion, plus immediate fami...
By Dana Voss
Primate Labs says Geekbench 7 adds heavier datasets, AV1 and Opus tests, and a revised multi-core model while keeping Pr...
By Dana Voss
Microsoft is testing free cloud gaming for Xbox Insiders, with ads before one-hour sessions for select owned games.
By Dana Voss
The Australian power and gas retailer says account and identity data may be affected as it works with federal agencies a...
By Dana Voss
Hirokazu Kore-eda says his new sci-fi drama asks how AI replicas might change mourning, while admitting humanoid robots...
By Dana Voss
A Frontiers in Ethology study describes orcas holding and striking sunfish carcasses, a behavior researchers say may fee...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s updated 2026 guide favors slim magnetic wallets that hold a few cards, stay attached, and in some cases add Find...
By Dana Voss
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