It seems that nowadays any object features Internet connection, and toys are no exception. Information security experts point out that multiple devices designed for children have an Internet connection orRead More →
A recent research published by vulnerability testing specialists from Purdue University details a new exploit that abuses some Android operating system smartphones through the use of malicious peripheral devices (specificallyRead More →
A group of vulnerability testing researchers has revealed a new method to break Bluetooth’s encryption key negotiation protocol; the attack, dubbed ‘Key Negotiation of Bluetooth’ (KNOB) is possible on anyRead More →
Wireless protocols are not exempt from cybersecurity risks. IT security audit specialists say that more than one billion Bluetooth-enabled devices (smartphones, IoT equipment, laptops, switches, and others) present a criticalRead More →
After performing an information security audit, Google revealed a security flaw in Titan, its Bluetooth security key, which would allow an attacker located near the device to bypass the protectionRead More →
The flaw allows sending unauthenticated commands via Bluetooth to the scooter Although the use of smart devices has simplified many daily tasks, network security and ethical hacking specialists also emphasizeRead More →
Don’t worry, these vulnerabilities have already been patched out. Back in September, Bluetooth-connected device owners got a little scare when security firm Armis disclosed a new hack exploit known as BlueBorne. InRead More →
Asecurity firm Armis has identified a set of 8 zero-day bugs, collectively known as BlueBorne, which put Bluetooth-capable devices at the risk of being compromised. The firm speculates the numberRead More →
Bluetooth Low Energy devices like smart watches, “wearables,” give you up all day. My new neighbor was using AirDrop to move some files from his phone to his iMac. I hadn’tRead More →
YOU SHOULD BE able to trust your wireless keyboard. And yet security researchers have been warning people to be suspicious of wireless computer accessories using sketchy radio protocols for years.Read More →
