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Joseph Cox's articles primarily focus on government announcements, data citations, and evolving stories within the tech, privacy & cybersecurity space. He often covers topics related to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, surveillance, hacking and technology. If you have insights into emerging trends or breaking news in these areas or can provide valuable input from a technical or regulatory perspective within the mentioned industries, your pitch may catch his attention.
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By: Lauren Dalban, Andrew Couts, Matt Kamen, Tess Owen, Lola Méndez, David Nield, Tim Marchman, Vittoria Elliott, Ryan Waniata, Joseph Cox, Lakshmi Chandrasekaran
The next generation of muscle-car performance has officially arrived, with Dodge leading the charge—literally.
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By: Ryan Waniata, Tess Owen, David Nield, Lakshmi Chandrasekaran, Vittoria Elliott, Lauren Dalban, Tim Marchman, Joseph Cox, Andrew Couts, Matt Kamen, Lola Méndez
Artificial intelligence offers an avalanche of potential for organizations and industries around the globe. But there’s no guarantee of coming out on top.
The indictment also charges a second hacker that 404 Media previously reported as being linked to the AT&T breach.
By: Joseph Cox
The Secret Service has used a technology called Locate X which uses location data harvested from ordinary apps installed on phones. Because users agreed to an opaque terms of service page, the Secret Service believes it doesn't need a warrant.
By: Emily Mullin, Joseph Cox, Matt Burgess, Vittoria Elliott, Will Knight, Jake Lahut, Camille Bromley, Andy Greenberg, Joel Khalili, Brenda Stolyar
You handle money for a living—you wouldn’t fall victim to a payments scam. Right? Join our WIRED Briefing on 12th December to discover the state-of-the-art techniques scammers can use to gain your trust; the ongoing impact of payment fraud on businesses; and what you can do about it.
By: Joseph Cox, Brenda Stolyar, Andy Greenberg, Vittoria Elliott, Camille Bromley, Matt Burgess, Joel Khalili, Emily Mullin, Will Knight, Jake Lahut
Ready to Face a Cyber Attack? Find Out With this AI-Powered Simulation
By: Joseph Cox
Vulnerabilities in the popular What to Expect app include one that allows a full account take over, and another that exposes that email address of forum admins.
In what might be the first assassination in the United States using a 3D printed weapon, multiple people told 404 Media an image of the weapon found on the person of interest in the shooting of the UnitedHealthcare CEO looks like a specific design of 3D printed Glock.
Fog Data Science is a location tracking company that takes data harvested from smartphones and makes it accessible to cops. A document obtained by 404 Media shows the company explicitly says it will use doctors visits to unmask a target if needed.
This week we talk about the weapon used by the alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO murderer; the sad state of OSINT after a suspect's name is released; how health insurance companies have tried to scrub leadership from the web; moderation challenges on Reddit; and deepfake apps.
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