/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Flock Safety says it will remove a trial audio detection feature after privacy advocates warned it could turn street noi...
By Dana Voss
Samsung’s no-annual-fee card offers its best cash-back rates to Samsung buyers and Wallet users, with applications openi...
By Dana Voss
The 2K Megahits 2026 Bundle includes Borderlands 3, Risk of Rain 2, BioShock Infinite and more, with some keys already l...
By Dana Voss
The $28.99 Keepsake replica lights up, plays the original PlayStation startup sound, and recreates Sony’s pre-DualShock...
By Dana Voss
Federal officials said the sites streamed World Cup matches without authorization and exposed viewers to malware and pay...
By Dana VossAmazon and LG are listing the 27GX704A-B at a new low, with a 1440p WOLED panel, 240Hz refresh rate, and HDMI 2.1 ports.
By Dana Voss
The Edinburgh software vendor says hospital services were not disrupted, but it is still determining which people and or...
By Dana Voss
The July 2026 update adds Boss Fighters QR and Sell Me a Sasquatch while keeping staples such as Labyrinth, Catan and Th...
By Dana Voss
The European Commission says AliExpress failed to act effectively against unsafe, counterfeit and illegal products sold...
By Dana Voss
Augment Code says pre-indexed repositories can cut AI coding costs, while Anthropic has argued for a leaner harness arou...
By Dana Voss
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