Category: Wired
The DAS program echoes multiple dragnet surveillance programs dating back decades, including a Drug Enforcement Agency program launched in 1992…
If you’re looking for a long read to while away your weekend, we’ve got you covered. First up, WIRED senior…
Every Formula 1 race weekend is essentially a pop-up event in a different city around the world, bringing 10 teams,…
Still, it is unclear what sparked the sharing of bin Laden’s letter. Based on a review of TikTok conducted by…
A report compiled by the Republican majority members of the United States House Intelligence Committee says that agents of the…
The encrypted messaging and calling app Signal has become a one-of-a-kind phenomenon in the tech world: It has grown from…
Meta recently changed how two-factor authentication works for Facebook and Instagram. You might have received a notification about this, but…
The list of data is long. Names, professions, blood groups, parents’ names, phone numbers, the length of calls, vehicle registrations,…
Passwords are a woefully insecure—and frustrating—authentication technology, but after decades of digital use, they’re ubiquitous. Recently, though, the global tech…
“The race in general is gonna be wild,” one independent researcher who tracks the far-right in Arizona under the moniker…
For all of the challenges presented by volunteer online communities, the reality is that they exist in a vacuum left…
Dozens of prominent Asian American groups are asking United States lawmakers this morning to hold fast in the face of…