Security
Evil Charging Cables Can 'Video Jack' Your Smartphone
A new charging-cable attack on smartphones can steal info by simply broadcasting it on a screen, and there's no easy defense against it.
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Wireless Hack Unlocks Volkswagens, Fords and Chevys
Hackers could wirelessly unlock the doors of more than 100 million Volkswagens, Audis, Fords, Nissans and Chevrolets made since 1995.
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Dota 2 Forum Hack Leaks Nearly 2 Million Passwords
Hackers stole login information for 2 million users of the Dota 2 gaming forums. The data may be easy to decode due to poor encryption.
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New Ransomware Channels Cats, Hitler
The ElGato ransomware for Android and the Hitler-Ransomware for Windows could encrypt your files and demand a ransom, if they were complete.
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Samsung Calls Payment-Security Flaw 'Acceptable Risk'
Defending the security of its mobile payment system after a series of presentations, Samsung admits there may be a flaw.
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Hackers Could Fake Earthquakes by Hijacking Seismometer...
Earthquake-detecting seismometers placed all over the world are connected to the internet with no security, two researchers said, making them easy to...
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How a Drone Could Take Out a Power Plant
Radio transmitters mounted on drones could cripple wireless industrial control systems at industrial facilities, an expert warned.
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How to Crash a Self-Driving Car
Obstacle-detection sensors on autonomous and self-driving cars can be fooled by ultrasonic and radar jammers, and even LED flashlights, according to r...
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Self-Driving Cars Could 'Create Hell on Earth'
Self-driving cars will only make our highways and streets more dangerous, a security expert said at the BSides conference in Las Vegas.
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Avoid This Scary Flaw Affecting 900 Million Android Dev...
QuadRooter is a set of four vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to take full access of any Android device that uses Qualcomm chips.
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