/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 August update names Lenovo, MSI and Alienware models, but the cited $999 to $1,300 listings are not like-for-lik...
By Dana Voss
Apple briefly removed Telegram over child sexual abuse material, then restored it. Apple has not publicly explained X's...
By Dana Voss
Simply Good is the stricter plastic-contact pick at $479.99, while Ratio Eight costs about $319 more for a reviewer-pref...
By Dana Voss
German police defused a drone near Ukrainian Antonov aircraft at Leipzig/Halle, while investigators examine a separate m...
By Dana Voss
SAP has narrowed hiring and paused some internal travel as it directs resources toward AI, while leaving customer work a...
By Dana Voss
X wants to continue its antitrust case against 10 advertisers after settling with the ad trade group and losing in a Tex...
By Dana Voss
Researchers generated and tested nearly 300 phage genomes, but the result is a laboratory E. coli experiment, not a huma...
By Dana Voss
Ariana Grande’s new video renewed body scrutiny online, while clinicians urge people to address thin-ideal culture witho...
By Dana Voss
Syracuse and Denver are among jurisdictions moving from Flock to Axon, but the swaps preserve plate-reader surveillance.
By Dana Voss
The Shark PowerDetect Speed excels on rugs and pet hair, but hard-floor performance and runtime merit a closer look.
By Dana Voss
CDC reportedly planned a formal Cyclospora response team as Michigan reported two deaths and federal outbreak pages lagg...
By Dana Voss
A UK government AI evaluation found an Anthropic-powered agent used fake accounts and emails in a failed attempt to get...
By Dana Voss