A group of researchers managed to show that Bluetooth signals emitted by electronic devices can be identified and tracked individually. Experts at the University of California say that only aRead More →
Specialists from the security firm NCC Group developed a tool capable of deploying relay attacks against Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), which would allow bypassing any existing protection in the targetRead More →
Cybersecurity experts published a research detailing how Bluetooth, Near Field Communication (NFC) and Ultra-wideband (UWB) wireless features on iPhone devices would allow some variants of cyberattacks to be deployed, asRead More →
Cybersecurity specialists report the appearance of a new toy with Bluetooth capabilities whose malicious use would allow threat actors to deploy complex espionage tasks against the homes where it isRead More →
The fight against cybercrime is one of the main responsibilities of the ethical hacking and cyber security community. This effort depends on multiple variants, from the elaboration of a functionalRead More →
Intel issued 29 security alerts to correct some severe bios firmware flaws for Intel processors, as well as in its Bluetooth products, the NUC Mini PC line, and in itsRead More →
After months of research and rumors, the technical details of BleedingTooth, a zero-click attack on the Linux Bluetooth subsystem that would have allowed unauthenticated threat actors to execute arbitrary codeRead More →
We’ve all dealt with annoying neighbors who keep listening to music at a high volume, even in the early morning and thanks to their Bluetooth speakers, whist have became aRead More →
Google security teams have released a report detailing a severe vulnerability present in the Bluetooth stack in Linux kernel versions earlier than 5.9 that support BlueZ. Linux 5.9 has beenRead More →
Apple recently released a couple of security alerts regarding the finding of at least five Bluetooth vulnerabilities on MacOS. According to information security consulting specialists, these flaws would allow threatRead More →
