/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
New York has enacted, and California is weighing, mandates for printer software that blocks firearm files, raising enfor...
By Dana Voss
A PlayStation legal notice says UK buyers will lose streaming access on September 1 because of content licensing agreeme...
By Dana Voss
Citizen Lab says former MEP Stelios Kouloglou’s iPhone was infected during the European Parliament’s spyware inquiry.
By Dana Voss
Spotify said it found fake streams after trader Caleb Davies flagged suspicious chart moves tied to prediction-market co...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s David Nield points to seven Google account settings that affect privacy, recovery, ads, contacts and old device...
By Dana Voss
The satirical publisher is streaming a weekly spoof as its bid for Alex Jones’ Infowars assets remains paused by a Texas...
By Dana Voss
Apple, Microsoft and Sony price moves point to a broader squeeze on electronics, with memory chips diverted toward AI da...
By Dana Voss
The latest WIRED guide favors Shokz, Nank, Mojawa and Suunto for open-ear headphones aimed at workouts, swimming and cal...
By Dana Voss
A NutriNet-Santé analysis found associations between several food preservatives and hypertension, but the study does not...
By Dana Voss
The Communications Security Establishment said it ran active cyber operations in 2025 against foreign groups it describe...
By Dana Voss
The Solana memecoin project said attackers used a governance proposal to move about $20 million in BONK into their own w...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s Jeremy White found that an iOS accessibility mode can lock an iPhone to approved apps, blocking browsers while k...
By Dana Voss