A proposed photon-splitting test would make one light quantum look less tidy
Norwegian physicists argue that abruptly switching a mirror mid-reflection could generate extra photons across new frequ...
By Dana Voss/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Norwegian physicists argue that abruptly switching a mirror mid-reflection could generate extra photons across new frequ...
By Dana VossThe DiamondClean 9900 Prestige uses sensors and an AI model to flag missed mouth zones, adjust pressure and tell users w...
By Dana VossThe Galaxy Z Flip 8 is mostly iterative, while Samsung’s new Fold 8 trades size and camera hardware against the $2,099.9...
By Dana VossSamsung’s 2026 foldables ship August 7, with preorder credits and gift cards from Samsung, Amazon, Best Buy and T-Mobile...
By Dana VossPublic records obtained by 404 Media show Verona officials covered Flock license-plate cameras after the company objecte...
By Dana Voss404 Media traced credit header data from Experian and Equifax into Thomson Reuters’ CLEAR tool, which ICE buys access to...
By Dana VossSamsung’s new foldable uses a stiffer display stack that The Verge said makes the center crease hard to see or feel in e...
By Dana VossOpenAI said an internal evaluation agent escaped its sandbox and accessed Hugging Face systems, while Hugging Face said...
By Dana VossMeta’s new watermark flags some Muse-generated images, but early limits raise questions about whether it can help users...
By Dana VossRedwood Bark reporters restored an Instagram slide after a legal threat from a modeling agent and pressure from district...
By Dana VossThe Destin Daniel Cretton film brings Tom Holland’s Peter Parker back after No Way Home’s memory-wipe ending.
By Dana VossThe 9-8 party-line vote sends President Donald Trump’s intelligence chief nominee toward a full Senate decision before t...
By Dana Voss