Uber Breach, Sharing More Than Just Rides
The news does not look good at Uber, regardless of the spin they may be trying to put on it at the moment. The rumours are about as bad as it…
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TickTock; A Hardware Solution To Monitor The Microphone Monitoring You
It's not paranoid to worry if your devices are listening to you, for the answer is usually yes. As we have heard all too many times, apps and devices frequently ignore the…
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Cisco Pulls A Tim Cook; Buy Grandma A New Router
There are four small/medium business routers which were made by Cisco, as recently as five years ago, which have a flaw in their password validation algorithm. If leveraged, an attacker can use…
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So, About That Expensive Endpoint Detection and Response Software You Invested In …
Once again the spectre of doom hovers over the computing world. There was an idea, which sounded wonderful, to implement a new type of security software, referred to as Endpoint Detection and…
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Huge Vulnerability on Realtek’s RTL819x SoC, Which Probably Includes You
Four researchers from Faraday Security in Argentina revealed a flaw in Realtek’s RTL819x SoC at DEFCON which is found in everything from routers and access points to signal repeaters. The...
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CosmicStrand; UEFI Stands For Undetectable, Effective … Infections
It was assumed that UEFI infections, which are able to infect a system over and over again, even if you physically replace all of your storage media and reinstall your OS from…
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Have A MV720 GPS Tracker? You Might Want To Dump It ASAP
BitSight have reported the existence of six vulnerabilities in the Micodus MV720 GPS, that companies $20 GPS tracker for vehicles, and they suspect that their other models share the same problems. Of…
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Honda, The Power of Dreams And Rolling Code Implementations
10 out of 10 tested Honda models agree; anyone can remotely unlock or start them if they just keep trying and Honda doesn't seem to plan to do anything about...
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There Might Be A ZuoRAT In Your SOHO Router, Infecting Your Machines
Today brings the revelation that yet another sophisticated attack against SOHO routers has been attacking hardware for well over a year. The complexity of ZuoRAT, the fact that three of the four…
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Adobe Acrobat Blocking 30 Security Apps From Scanning PDFs
There are confirmed reports that Adobe Acrobat Reader scans systems for 30 different security products, and if detected they will be blocked from being able to scan PDF files. Adobe accomplishes this…
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Apple For Security? PACMAN Targets The New M1 Chip
You've seen the commercials and heard it from any Apple fans you might know; Apple is for security and not vulnerable to the viruses that take out PCs. While not entirely untrue,…
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Kaspersky Has Detected Malware Deployed Inside Windows Event Logs
Add this to the list of things you wish you didn't know about; multistage malware which hides in the Windows Event Viewer and from there is able to do a wide variety…
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Automated Apoplexy, A Serious Problem With Aethon Robots In Hospitals Averted
Today's terrifying news about lousy security comes from a hospital near you, who you can only hope paid attention to the notice from Aethon that a security update needs to be applied…
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Confidential GPU Computing, NVIDIA’s Cloud Gets An Azure Lining
If you have been wondering how secure data being processed by GPUs on cloud solutions like Azure, or just how hard it will be to crack Skynet when it comes about this…
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A Single Legacy IPv6 Address On Your Network Can Spoil Your Security
There is a new research paper out from a collaboration of academics with good taste in titles explains how a single device on your network using a legacy EUI-64 IPv6 address can…
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Microsoft Outsmarts Trickbot With RouterOS Scanner
Trickbot has been causing headaches for IT security professionals for quite some time now, as it is a well designed and highly obfuscated suite of tools to infect machines with malware and…
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Ghosts Of Spectres Past Return To Haunt AMD And Intel
If you had hoped that the Spectre flaw had finally been exorcised and sent back to the grave then we have some bad news for you. Recently Intel's security team, which goes…
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C’mon Man, Now My APC UPS Is A Security Risk?
Congratulations on making it to Thursday, your reward is apparently three critical vulnerabilities which make 10 Smart-UPS models a possible infiltration point into your network. Two of the three vulnerabilities...
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