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Researchers have discovered several security vulnerabilities in implementations of Wi-Fi Protected Access two (WPA2)’s 4-way handshake, which is used by nearly all protected Wi-Fi networks. [Read More]
Developers of the popular password cracking tool Hashcat discover a new and easier way to obtain WPA/WPA2 Wi-Fi passwords on certain networks [Read More]
A serious Bluetooth vulnerability can allow an attacker to monitor and manipulate traffic. Intel, Apple and Broadcom have already released patches [Read More]
Researchers find a way to stealthily manipulate road navigation systems. Successful test attacks conducted against users in China and US [Read More]
Apple has released an update for Boot Camp to address vulnerabilities related to the Key Reinstallation Attacks (KRACK) detailed in mid-October 2017. [Read More]
Newly devised attacks on the Long Term Evolution (LTE) high-speed wireless standard break the confidentiality and privacy of communication, team of researchers claim. [Read More]
Wi-Fi Alliance has launched the WPA3 security standard for personal and enterprise use, along with a new program that makes it easy to add IoT devices to a wireless network. [Read More]
Researchers demonstrate how installing a malicious battery into a smartphone can allow attackers to harvest and exfiltrate sensitive data [Read More]
Researchers find new stage 3 modules of VPNFilter malware and determine that devices from ASUS, D-Link, Huawei, Ubiquiti, UPVEL, and ZTE are also targeted [Read More]
FBI’s analysis of massive VPNFilter attack raises some questions on Russia-linked hacker groups. Agency advises users to reboot routers [Read More]
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