/Security Correspondent
Dana reports on breaches, surveillance tech, and the data broker economy. Former incident responder; still keeps a Faraday bag in her jacket.
Lawyers say U.S. courts have not settled who pays when AI agents escape tests and hack real organizations.
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s updated 2026 guide names Avocado Green its top organic mattress, citing certifications, comfort, durability and...
By Dana Voss
WIRED’s updated office chair guide names Branch’s $499 Ergonomic Chair Pro its top pick after years of testing across bo...
By Dana Voss
WIRED rated Dell’s Alienware 15 7/10, praising RTX 5050 performance while calling its 15.3-inch screen the main compromi...
By Dana Voss
Scientists argue extraterrestrial samples should be held on the Moon before reaching Earth, citing contamination risks f...
By Dana Voss
The FBI says water and wastewater utilities in seven states were hit, with CISA warning some attacks disabled controls a...
By Dana Voss
A Nature study reports evidence for a Jupiter-mass exosatellite orbiting a brown dwarf 73 light-years away.
By Dana Voss
A federal judge let Reddit pursue DMCA claims that SerpApi helped Perplexity scrape Reddit content from Google results.
By Dana Voss
Google says devices in sanctioned countries will avoid Android verification checks, but developers there cannot verify f...
By Dana Voss
CEO Jordan Zietz said the AI startup used poor judgment after offering interviews to partygoers who got tattoos.
By Dana Voss
Beijing researchers built a 23-gram infrared eyeglass that maps different IR signals to color, though it remains a lab p...
By Dana Voss
NHTSA is reviewing complaints that a front suspension part can detach on some Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles.
By Dana Voss