A Scottish surgeon’s 19th‑century autopsy notes now sit beside a $100 million data‑center heist as tech journalists map the new ghosts haunting modern infrastructure.

WIRED’s "Ghost Stories" feature catalogs five hauntings that emerge from code, hardware, and network behavior. At the same time, Ars Technica published an interview with historian Lindsey Fitzharris about her book Sle…

WIRED’s "Ghost Stories" series treats software bugs and hardware glitches as spectral phenomena. The article lists five incidents where systems behaved in ways that felt supernatural—machines that rebooted without com…

The series does not claim these events are paranormal; instead, it highlights how insufficient logging and opaque supply chains let failures appear as if they were conjured. By naming each case, WIRED forces a shift f…