/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Police said a Waymo stopped and alerted them after two 15-year-olds allegedly drank and fired water beads during a drive...
By Dana Voss
Solos announced AirGo V2 camera glasses and an audio-only A6, betting that a removable privacy shield can answer camera-...
By Dana Voss
Only a small slice of Britain’s biggest listed companies joined a voluntary government cyber scheme after a direct minis...
By Dana Voss
The June 2026 preview update targets CapabilityAccessManager.db-wal, a default Windows 11 file that users said had swoll...
By Dana Voss
The Soundcore Sleep A20 are 44% off, with discounts also listed for JBL’s Go 5 speaker, a Jisulife fan and Amazon’s Eero...
By Dana Voss
Wired’s review says Hisense’s 65-inch UR9 delivers strong color, contrast and gaming specs at $2,000, with a few softwar...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s coupon desk lists current Expedia offers, including summer hotel markdowns, weekend deals and OneKey rewards acr...
By Dana Voss
A Commerce Department denial tied to Chinese connected-car tech will end new Polestar sales in the US from the 2027 mode...
By Dana Voss
Nothing’s first B-series handset brings a plastic build, Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 and its largest phone battery, with sales li...
By Dana Voss
The British startup is testing whether a small orbital lab can collect microgravity data for future protein and drug res...
By Dana Voss
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