/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Bloomberg says Apple Upgrade could launch July 28 with 24- and 36-month leases, early upgrades, and no bundled AppleCare...
By Dana Voss
Google says its new Flash model is cheaper and more efficient, while a cybersecurity-tuned Gemini will be kept to a limi...
By Dana Voss
Parents can link to teen accounts, disable livestreaming and private messages, set daily limits, and filter some labeled...
By Dana Voss
Reports point to a shorter, wider Galaxy Fold model as Samsung prepares for Apple’s expected entry into foldable phones.
By Dana Voss
Instagram says users can replace audio on old photos and videos without reuploading or losing engagement, a feature buil...
By Dana Voss
ISBNdb is pitching bulk book buying to AI companies that want pre-LLM text, while sellers report strange spikes in ISBN-...
By Dana Voss
The Michigan Democrat says wildfire smoke and a cyclosporiasis outbreak show why public health staffing and oversight be...
By Dana Voss
The July 2026 refresh adds a Beatbot pool cleaner and highlights locks, lights, cameras and garage gear that do not scre...
By Dana Voss
Army DEVCOM employees were warned that token limits may return after heavy use of the Ask Sage generative AI platform, W...
By Dana Voss
UC San Diego researchers say a dealer-installed KARR alarm used in millions of vehicles can be abused over Bluetooth unl...
By Dana Voss
WIRED lists July 2026 DoorDash offers, including new-user codes, student DashPass pricing, Chase perks and app-based loc...
By Dana Voss
The agency says companies tied to DJI may lose the ability to sell drones and cameras in the US, even for products with...
By Dana Voss