/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
A federal notice says ICE wants up to $25 million a year for tools used to monitor people, check sponsors of migrant chi...
By Dana Voss
Editors and scientists allege the American Diabetes Association has not accounted for the removal of five researchers fr...
By Dana Voss
Apple Music now costs $11.99 a month for an individual plan, with family and student subscriptions rising too.
By Dana Voss
Former employees told WIRED that Polymarket’s offshore operator, created after a CFTC settlement, had staff in the US ra...
By Dana Voss
The outlet plans a live podcast and talks at WNYC’s Greene Space on Sept. 3, followed by an open-bar party at Threes Bre...
By Dana Voss
Evan Blass published images and claimed specs for Samsung’s next foldables ahead of the company’s expected July 22 launc...
By Dana Voss
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said service members over 30 will get annual testosterone deficiency checks, with therapy...
By Dana Voss
Todd Howard said Fallout 5 is in preproduction as Microsoft’s gaming division pushes familiar franchises during a bruisi...
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The SBU acting chief’s appointment follows Mykhailo Fedorov’s dismissal, protests and questions from lawmakers over civi...
By Dana Voss
WIRED found Panasonic’s $430 NN-SF57RM heats many foods well with one button, though covered dishes and layered bowls ex...
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CERT-UA says Russia’s GRU-linked Sandworm unit used Clickfix lures on compromised sites to infect Ukrainian targets with...
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A new National Academies report says scientists can link some extremes to warming with more confidence, a finding fossil...
By Dana Voss