/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Epic Games and Google dropped a settlement bid, leaving Judge James Donato’s order reshaping Android app distribution in...
By Dana Voss
WIRED reports Google’s 2026 smart home shift leaves one speaker, two displays and a paid tier for Gemini Live and video...
By Dana Voss
The shopping guide details several Womanizer offers, including sitewide codes, a W500 markdown, sale items and eligibili...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s coupon listing says Naturepedic is offering bedding and mattress deals, including 40% off a duvet set and free s...
By Dana VossMicrosoft’s July security release addresses three exploited zero-days and nearly 60 critical bugs across Windows and oth...
By Dana Voss
Google says it is updating Google Images for the product’s 25th anniversary, moving beyond the sparse search box with mo...
By Dana VossSony says production problems have delayed the FlexStrike fight stick for PS5 and PC, with no new release date set.
By Dana Voss
An ISD study says mainstream platforms, led by YouTube and X, referred millions of users to apps that make nonconsensual...
By Dana VossAmazon is selling Nintendo’s Switch 2 choose-your-game bundle for $449.99, cutting $50 from the usual $499.99 bundle pri...
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Michigan has reported 3,309 cyclosporiasis cases this year, and state health officials say interviews point toward lettu...
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Gov. Kathy Hochul’s moratorium covers data centers using 50 megawatts or more while New York writes statewide developmen...
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WIRED testing found mini RGB TVs brighter and more vivid than standard LCD sets, but pricing and settings still complica...
By Dana Voss