/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
DNS can return IPv6 addresses over either IP version. The operational trap is publishing AAAA records without working IP...
By Dana Voss
Insta360’s X6 adds larger sensors and 8K at 50fps in a shorter body, but its $699.99 starting price is $150 above the X5...
By Dana Voss
Trump’s order calls for separate measles, mumps and rubella shots, but the products do not exist in the US and manufactu...
By Dana Voss
Delta found an unauthorized Wi-Fi network on a Las Vegas-to-Atlanta flight, but no evidence yet identifies who operated...
By Dana VossMichigan has lifted its warning on bagged salads, but open cyclospora investigations mean recalled products still belong...
By Dana Voss
Google says the Gemini app passed 1 billion monthly users, but its fastest-growth claim comes without a public methodolo...
By Dana Voss
AnMed removed unauthorized social-media posts and disabled platform access as it continued recovering from a malware-rel...
By Dana Voss
A global study finds daily heat measures miss many unusually hot hours, including periods that could shape heat warnings...
By Dana Voss
Google TV Freeplay now offers more than 10,000 ad-supported titles on demand, alongside 300-plus live channels in the U....
By Dana Voss
A breach at Ceva Logistics disrupted European retail shipments and prompted Valve to warn Steam hardware buyers about ex...
By Dana Voss
Leonardo’s SignalTrace pairs plate-reader data with recurring device signals, creating leads without directly naming a p...
By Dana Voss
The Senate committee advanced KOSA, but a fight over platform liability and limited floor time still stand between Congr...
By Dana Voss