/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
CERT-UA says Russia’s GRU-linked Sandworm unit used Clickfix lures on compromised sites to infect Ukrainian targets with...
By Dana Voss
A new National Academies report says scientists can link some extremes to warming with more confidence, a finding fossil...
By Dana Voss
The OpenAI-alumni startup says its 975 billion-parameter model can handle text, audio, and video, but it needs a serious...
By Dana Voss
The ownership group wants proof that Sony’s console can be stripped of its software locks and repurposed as a general-pu...
By Dana Voss
Former CDC staff say cuts left the parasite outbreak team with three people as cyclospora cases climb across the US.
By Dana Voss
Placer.ai data shows traffic declines at Chop’t, Panera, Sweetgreen and Taco Bell after reports of a cyclosporiasis outb...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s Uncanny Valley tracked Apple’s trade-secret claims, OpenAI staff political spending, New York’s data center free...
By Dana Voss
Elon Musk’s company says a South Carolina man broke Grok’s rules by using prompts to generate or alter illegal sexual im...
By Dana Voss
WIRED says Xgimi’s unreleased Kickstarter projector delivers high-end blacks and gaming response, though bright rooms st...
By Dana Voss
The UK regulator says TikTok’s age inference systems may have missed many children, exposing them to content restricted...
By Dana Voss
Energy companies raised $12.6 billion in first-half IPOs as investors look for exposure to the data center power bottlen...
By Dana Voss
A preliminary NTSB report says Full Self Driving was active, but electronic data showed the driver overrode it before im...
By Dana Voss