/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Michigan health officials reported 1,251 cyclospora cases by July 9, with no confirmed source yet and related increases...
By Dana Voss
The agency proposed $25,000 penalties for eight companies accused of ignoring questions about possible DJI-linked hardwa...
By Dana Voss
WIRED found the AquaSense X cleans pool floors well, but its self-cleaning dock adds weight, setup work, and its own mai...
By Dana Voss
Johannes Heidecke is leaving as OpenAI shifts safety teams under Mia Glaese amid faster model training and release cycle...
By Dana Voss
Peru has halted anchovy fishing, India is bracing for smaller mackerel, and Southern California boats are seeing unusual...
By Dana Voss
A Nature paper says error-correction data can steer quantum hardware calibration during a computation, a fix aimed at lo...
By Dana Voss
The Quest, found in 2024 in the Labrador Sea, is draped in fishing gear and supporting corals and threatened fish, Canad...
By Dana Voss
Angelo Martino admitted giving BlackCat confidential client data and joining ransomware attacks while working for Digita...
By Dana Voss
Signify says fewer than 100 Hue Bridge Pro hubs were hit and affected customers will get free replacements, even outside...
By Dana Voss
A preprint from University of Maryland and Google DeepMind says AI stories differ from human fiction in plot, time, them...
By Dana Voss
Legal scholars say the Supreme Court’s Chatrie ruling on geofence warrants could complicate warrantless police use of au...
By Dana Voss
U.S. prosecutors advanced two ransomware cases involving Ryuk and Blackcat, including a guilty plea in Oregon and a Flor...
By Dana Voss