/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
A 46-state settlement says Block misled Cash App users about protections and left them exposed to fraud through weak sup...
By Dana Voss
The Defense Innovation Unit wants expendable long-range drones as Reaper combat losses over Iran push the bill past $1 b...
By Dana Voss
A newly published Meta patent filing lays out an AI fitness device that would continuously analyze audio, surroundings a...
By Dana Voss
Taiwanese investigators say two company executives rented LINE accounts to a Chinese firm tied to an espionage campaign...
By Dana Voss
The Bluetooth audio adapter is $15 off and lets travelers use wireless earbuds with airplane screens and other 3.5mm aud...
By Dana Voss
San Mateo police said Waymo halted the driverless trip and called officers after two minors drank alcohol and shot Orbee...
By Dana Voss
Spanish police say an FBI tip helped identify a suspect linked to CARR, Z-Pentest and NoName057(16), three pro-Russian h...
By Dana Voss
The European Commission wants shared access rules, contingency plans and more local evaluation capacity for frontier AI...
By Dana Voss
WIRED lists TurboTax offers including 10% off federal products, referral rewards, business discounts and free filing for...
By Dana Voss
Developer Josh Pigford’s free Chrome and Firefox add-on dims or hides Amazon listings from unfamiliar brands and can rem...
By Dana Voss
A HalluSquatting study says nine AI coding tools can be lured into pulling attacker-owned resources and running maliciou...
By Dana Voss
A proposed New Jersey pilot program would require fully driverless cars to use cameras plus two other sensing technologi...
By Dana Voss