New study by Armis, Inc: At least half a billion devices on the internet of things are not protected against DNS rebinding attacks.
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With billions of devices connected in a large Internet of Things, security becomes a major challenge. In this category we emphazise on the problems and how they could be solved.
New study by Armis, Inc: At least half a billion devices on the internet of things are not protected against DNS rebinding attacks.
New Study: Users of voice assistants fear that their private communication will be permanently monitored and stored by unauthorized third parties.
Samsung’s Rich Communication Services (RCS) app independently – and without the knowledge and consent of its users – sends photos to random contacts!
The router malware VPN filter threatens more devices than expected. And: Not only network devices, but also endpoints could be infected. Security researchers from Cisco Talos published new findings on router malware VPN filters on Thursday. A Stage 3 module […]
Over 500,000 routers and NAS systems in 54+ countries are now infected with new malware. The malware named VPN filter is highly destructive and in the worst case can even destroy the infected device.
The number of cyber attacks on IoT (Internet of Things) devices will continue to increase steadily in 2018. Over the past few years, growth forecasts by industry analysts have overturned: 50 billion devices should be networked on the Internet of […]
At the RSA Conference 2018 in San Francisco, USA, Microsoft presented its first own Linux operating system (Microsoft “Azure Sphere” Secure IoT Platform) earlier this week.
Last week, researchers at Georgia Tech’s School of Electrical and Computer Engineering presented a new interpretation of a modern honeypot: the HoneyBot robot.
The “emergency call” (eCall) adopted by the European Parliament in 2015 is a new automatic emergency call system for motor vehicles conceived by the European Union, which manufacturers will have to incorporate into all new models of their passenger cars and commercial vehicles starting 31 March 2018.
The European IT security provider ESET was interested in how security and privacy in the constantly growing number of networked households (Smart Homes) is. To this end, ESET conducted a practical test of a selection of IoT devices for Smart Homes.
