This tiny, tamper-proof ID tag can authenticate almost anything | MIT News
A few years ago, MIT researchers invented a cryptographic ID tag that is several times smaller and significantly cheaper than
‘Anywhere there’s a camera, now there’s a risk’: Billions of users at risk of Peeping Toms — scientists devise incredibly simple eavesdropping system costing only a few hundred dollars
A new threat to privacy has emerged, as scientists in the US have found a way to spy on video
How CSVs Target Devices and Applications
A new publication from Google’s Threat Analysis Group focuses on commercial surveillance vendors, whose services are bought by governments for
How APT groups ramped up in 2023
The last few years have seen a trend of the cyber threat landscape growing steadily more hostile, with 2023 seeing
BugProve Launches Pro Package Tailored for SMB IoT Manufacturers’ Cybersecurity Needs
After a year on the market and engaging with embedded manufacturers across various industries, BugProve has unveiled a new Pro
Popular NAS vendor issues emergency patch against potentially highly damaging vulnerabilities — here’s what you need to know
NAS vendor QNAP Systems has urgently issued patches for no fewer than 24 vulnerabilities across its product range, including two high-severity
Linux devs racing to patch critical security flaw that could allow bootkit installation
A major vulnerability has been discovered operating across in almost all Linux variants that could allow threat actors to run
4 Threat Hunting Techniques to Prevent Bad Actors in 2024
Today’s cybersecurity threats are highly sophisticated; bad actors are using technology like no-code malware and AI-generated phishing campaigns to breach