/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Youth runners are setting records at a wild pace as clubs, shoes, coaching, travel meets and social media raise both per...
By Dana Voss
Researchers found third-party software from China, Russia and other countries inside apps aimed at US service members.
By Dana Voss
The Kodak-branded EC35 is a low-control 35mm point-and-shoot with a fixed lens, fixed shutter, automatic flash and manua...
By Dana Voss
The Kevin Parker-backed Orchid revives the chord organ as a digital songwriting box, according to a Verge review, with c...
By Dana Voss
The Solar Car Challenge turns 30 with a five-day road race for student-built vehicles powered by sunlight, not gasoline.
By Dana Voss
Google says it is open-sourcing its Noto Emoji 3D set, giving creators raw .OBJ files for apps, VR scenes and other proj...
By Dana Voss
The Undercoders game sends players through 10 stylized worlds with drifting, grinding, wall-riding and gravity-flipping...
By Dana Voss
The Verge’s review praises Sony’s $3,600 RGB LED flagship for brightness and color, while flagging price and blooming as...
By Dana Voss
Gemini usage is now metered by request cost, model choice and plan tier, leaving users with fewer fixed daily quotas to...
By Dana Voss
The deals include money off Roomba vacuum-mop models, accessory bundles and a referral offer, according to WIRED’s coupo...
By Dana Voss
A new bioarchaeology study argues that royal women at Dahshur were not buried with bows and blades as decoration alone.
By Dana Voss
Three operational FireSat satellites launched on SpaceX, starting a wildfire-detection network meant to spot small fires...
By Dana Voss