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Vulnerabilities found by a researcher in smart thermostats developed by Trane could have been exploited by remote attackers to hack into the devices and perform various actions. The vendor has taken steps to address the security flaws.

A cyber espionage campaign has been discovered apparently targeting participants in the recent Permanent Court of Arbitration case brought by the Philippines against China over Chinese claims of sovereignty in the South China Sea. The case was found against China last month. China itself did not accept the validity of the case, did not attend the arbitration, and has since rejected the ruling.

Adobe’s Flash Player might be the most targeted product when criminal exploit kits are involved, but Microsoft products such as Office, Windows and Internet Explorer take center stage when Russian advanced persistent threat (APT) groups are involved.

Black Hat USA 2016 – Researchers have demonstrated how fraudsters can make ATMs spit out tens of thousands of dollars in cash in just a few minutes by using data stolen from EMV cards.

Black Hat USA 2016 – Apple announced on Thursday its intention to launch a bug bounty program that gives a select group of researchers the opportunity to earn up to $200,000 for finding vulnerabilities in the company’s products.

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