How to hack a security CCTV camera
2016-10-10
Watch how simple it really is to hack a security camera. CCTV cameras are thought to be the final frontier in protecting physical assets and humans against crime. However, over theRead More →
Reversing and Exploiting Embedded Devices (Walking the software and hardware stack)
2016-10-08
As technology matures and microprocessors are becoming cheap we are starting to see a trend of products that are now ?smart.? The problem is that once we discover how theseRead More →
Update X.Org libraries to avoid Privilege Escalation and DoS attacks
2016-10-08
X.Org released patches and updates to fix several flaws found in many client libraries that could be exploited to cause DoS and escalate privileges. X.Org is a widely used open-sourceRead More →
Students Hacked a Chip to Give Your Smartphone a Sense of Touch
2016-10-07
Project Soli, which debuted at Google I/O in 2015, is a tiny chip that uses radar to detect discreet hand and finger motions. It was designed as a unique wayRead More →
Explained: WMI hijackers
2016-10-06
Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) hijackers are proving to be a plague to remove for the average user. Even experienced users may be stumped if they run into one and don’tRead More →
Animas OneTouch Ping Insulin Pumps could be remotely hacked
2016-10-06
Hackers could use Insulin Pumps as weapons, this is not a sci-fi movie, but a disconcerting reality. The OneTouch Ping insulin pumps manufactured by Animas, a company owned by Johnson &Read More →
The Oracle of Delphi Will Steal Your Credentials
2016-10-06
It was one of those warm summer nights, no clouds, just a bright full moon lighting the way. Someone had unknowingly stumbled upon our honeypot, completely unaware of the factRead More →
BadKernel Vulnerability Affects One in 16 Android Smartphones
2016-10-05
Security flaw affects Chromium browsers & WebView component. A security bug in Google’s V8 JavaScript engine is indirectly affecting around one in 16 Android devices, impacting smartphone models from allRead More →
Remember 68 Million Hacked Dropbox Data? It’s available for free download
2016-10-04
The online storage platform Dropbox suffered a massive blow back in August when the company learned that over 60 million of its user accounts got hacked and credentials stolen byRead More →
OpenJPEG zero-day flaw leads to remote code execution
2016-10-03
The newly-discovered bug gives attackers the chance to execute code through the open-source JPEG 2000 codec. Cisco Talos researchers have uncovered a severe zero-day flaw in the OpenJPEG JPEG 2000Read More →
