/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
The home robot’s five-finger hands are built for dexterity, but some demos still rely on remote human operators, accordi...
By Dana Voss
John Deere agreed to broader repair access for farmers in an FTC antitrust settlement that goes further than earlier dea...
By Dana Voss
A federal lawsuit says ICE investigators are using warning notices and in-person visits to deter protected criticism of...
By Dana Voss
SpaceX’s still-experimental rocket is pushing some satellite builders toward flat, stackable spacecraft built for mass d...
By Dana Voss
The update combines email, voice, video and file sharing for organizations trying to keep communications inside controll...
By Dana Voss
The offers include $10 for email signups, 20% for verified groups, referral credits, free contiguous US shipping, and an...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s July deals page lists discounts on Skullcandy audio gear, including open earbuds, a gaming headset and compact B...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s latest cooling picks favor quiet window units, dual-hose portables and a wearable neck cooler, with public healt...
By Dana Voss
The Financial Times says Meta is testing “super sensing” glasses that could capture constant audio and regular photos fo...
By Dana Voss
Roberto Serrano moved a Brown final back into the classroom after a take-home midterm produced unusually high scores and...
By Dana Voss
Eight Greek plaintiffs are seeking damages from spyware maker Intellexa and 13 people linked to the company, with a tria...
By Dana Voss
Bloomberg says Obsidian canceled projects including an Avowed sequel as Xbox redirects staff toward a new Fallout game l...
By Dana Voss