/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
WIRED’s updated testing guide ranks Bluetti, Jackery, Goal Zero and Anker models for backup power, camping, overlanding...
By Dana Voss
Meta says a software update will shut off smart-glasses camera functions if it detects tampering with the recording indi...
By Dana Voss
Verity Harding says treating AI as a US-China arms race risks tighter state control, weaker safety work, and fewer optio...
By Dana Voss
Texas can enforce app store age-verification and parental-consent rules while First Amendment challenges continue in the...
By Dana Voss
Manufacturers in PJM territory face higher capacity charges as data center demand strains the grid and raises costs for...
By Dana Voss
A CDC-published study found alpha-gal antibodies in up to 31.2% of sampled blood donors in states where lone star ticks...
By Dana Voss
WIRED reports that Joshua Achiam, a longtime AI safety researcher and OpenAI’s chief futurist, will leave the company la...
By Dana Voss
Microsoft’s Xbox layoffs reportedly hit Doom maker id Software and Bethesda teams, including The Elder Scrolls Online, a...
By Dana Voss
Product chief Nikita Bier says copied videos drive X’s creator mess as the company rolls out an in-app editor and record...
By Dana Voss
A 3D flight study found male dragonflies fight for position behind rivals, using simple visual rules that may help drone...
By Dana Voss
ABC told the FCC that revisiting The View’s exemption from equal-time rules would put federal officials in the editor’s...
By Dana Voss
Texas can enforce an app law requiring age checks and parental consent while a First Amendment challenge continues in th...
By Dana Voss