Hacking Risk for Computer Vision Systems in Autonomous Cars
Security researchers have demonstrated how it is possible to use stickers to get computer vision systems in autonomous vehicles to wrongly identify signs.
Hire a Team of Hackers to Identify Vulnerabilities
Many companies have adopted the practice of recruiting a team of hackers to poke holes in their networks and assess their incident response capabilities.
BlackTech Exploits Leaked Hacking Team Tools to Commit Cyber Espionage
Security researchers linked three cyber espionage campaigns to a group that exploits leaked Hacking Team tools and flaws in outdated software.
With Teddy Bear Bluetooth Hack, 11-Year-Old Proves IoT Security Is No Child’s Play
An 11-year-old boy used a clever Bluetooth hack to control his teddy bear and demonstrate that not even connected toys are immune to IoT security risks.
Apple Patch Update Fixes Bugs Discovered by Pwn2Own Contestants
A recent Apple patch update addressed critical vulnerabilities discovered by contestants at this year's Pwn2Own hacking competition.
Did An IoT Device War Take Down Sierra Tel?
On April 10, Sierra Tel discovered that its IoT device modems had been bricked, possibly by a vigilante trying to neutralize rogue devices.
Vigilante White-Hat Hacker Boosts IoT Device Security
Hajime appears to have been created by a vigilante that is attempting to improve IoT device security and help IT decision-makers tighten defenses.
Hacked Site Reports Are on the Rise, Google Says
Hacked site numbers continue to increase, according to Google. Businesses must take steps to ensure their online properties are safe and secure.
Burgenoning Bug Bounty Programs Up the Ante
Bug bounty programs are now paying out more to white-hat hackers, but they're also tightening regulations on payments and structure.
Your Cybercriminal Has an Image Problem
The classic image of the Hollywood hacker is misleading. The typical cybercriminal is more likely to be a state-sponsored actor or malicious insider.