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Regulus Cyber raises $6.3 million in seed and Series A funding, and unveils a solution designed to protect sensors, communications and data in cars, robots and drones [Read More]
Unpatched vulnerabilities expose more than one million GPON home routers made by Dasan to remote hacking. Dasan routers are known to be targeted by cybercriminals [Read More]
The iTunes Wi-Fi sync feature in iOS can be abused to take control of iPhones and iPads in what researchers call a Trustjacking attack [Read More]
PowerHammer attack allows hackers to stealthily exfiltrate data from air-gapped computers using power lines [Read More]
Trustwave discloses the details of several vulnerabilities affecting Netgear routers, including devices that are top-selling products on Amazon and Best Buy [Read More]
Researchers develop malware that can jump air gaps and exfiltrate data from an isolated device using magnetic fields [Read More]
Several security researchers and firms have disclosed potentially serious vulnerabilities they found in Asus routers [Read More]
A map showing paths taken by users of an exercise tracking app reveals potentially sensitive information about American and allied military personnel in places including Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria [Read More]
The Wi-Fi Alliance has announced that WPA3 will be introduced during 2018 and bring a series of new security enhancements to improve wireless security. [Read More]
Some of the rugged tablets, phones and PDAs made by Pepperl+Fuchs-owned ecom are vulnerable to KRACK attacks [Read More]
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