Dell Cameron is a Senior Reporter at Gizmodo, specializing in investigative reporting on privacy and national security. His work often intersects with themes of cybersecurity, cybercrime, and government politics, reflecting his commitment to uncovering critical issues in security and law enforcement. Dell's reporting has been featured in prominent outlets such as Gizmodo Media Group, Ars Technica, and WIRED.
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Dell Cameron's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements related to politics, technology, surveillance programs, and high-profile individuals such as Elon Musk. He covers a wide range of topics from US elections to tech policies, suggesting an interest in diverse political and technological developments.
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By: Lily Hay Newman, Dell Cameron
photo of Cybercriminals Pose a Greater Threat of Disruptive US Election Hacks Than Russia or China image A report distributed by the US Department of Homeland Security warned that financially motivated cybercriminals are more likely to attack US election infrastructure than state-backed hackers.
By: Tess Owen, Dell Cameron
photo of US Intel Says Insider Threats Are'Likely' During the Election image A government memo viewed by WIRED states that insider threats “could derail or jeopardize a fair and transparent election process.”
A report distributed by the US Department of Homeland Security warned that financially motivated cybercriminals are more likely to attack US election infrastructure than state-backed hackers.
The PRESS Act, which would protect journalists from government spying, enjoys broad bipartisan support and has passed the House—but it’s unclear whether the Senate will take it up.
By: Angela Watercutter, Dell Cameron, Tess Owen, Eric Geller, David Gilbert, Reece Rogers, Lola Méndez, James Fallows, Vittoria Elliott, Morgan Meaker, Zeyi Yang, Emily Mullin
The UK's Electric Freightway project is uncovering the hurdles — and opportunities — of electric HGVs
By: Dell Cameron, Andrew Couts
A new proposal by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau would use a 54-year-old privacy law to impose new oversight of the data broker industry. But first, the agency must survive Elon Musk.
By: Andrew Couts, Dell Cameron, Dhruv Mehrotra
Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, was apprehended on Monday after visiting a McDonald's in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
By: Dhruv Mehrotra, Andrew Couts, Dell Cameron
This article was originally published by WIRED. Authorities arrested a man in Pennsylvania on Monday who police say is connected to the shooting death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City last week.
The FTC is targeting data brokers that monitored people’s movements during protests and around US military installations. But signs suggest the Trump administration will be far more lenient.
In a previously unreported August memo, the Department of Homeland Security urged state and local police to conduct exercises to test their ability to respond to weaponized drones.
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