A new threat has caught the attention of the cybersecurity community in Los Angeles, California. According to the district attorney office, some public USB charging points contain dangerous malware thatRead More →
Everyone would have well known with capturing network packets using analyzer tools. But very few have known with capturing with USB packets. We are talking about USB sniffer which isRead More →
We’re talking about unhackable devices: Morpheus processor, USB EyeDisk and Google Titan key. Arrested “The H-1” bank hackers in Mexico and Microsoft with updates. Below are the links of theRead More →
A USB drive with biometric authentication, allegedly impossible to hack, has been hacked, exposing passwords in plain text, reported IICS cyber security course specialists. This device, called eyeDisk, is theRead More →
Sony’s console lacks minimum hardware security measures It’s only been about a month since the official launch of the PlayStation Classic retro console and hackers have managed to manipulate itRead More →
Data protection, whether related to personal customer or patient information, is critical across virtually all industries. A survey made by information security trainingresearchers revealed that while USB drives are ubiquitous andRead More →
Hackers can exploit electronic cigarettes and any other electronic device to deliver a malware in a poorly protected network. In November 2014, in a discussion started on the Reddit newsRead More →
Short Bytes: On Modern Intel CPUs, the USB 3.0 port can be used to access the hardware debugging interface JTAG via DCI. According to a research duo at Positive Security,Read More →
Only real defense for billions of devices is physically capping ports. Last year we wrote about the “USB Killer”—a DIY USB stick that fried almost everything (laptops, smartphones, consoles, cars) thatRead More →
The manufacturer USBKill.com has commercialized USB Kill 2.0, a USB dongle that is able to fry any computer through the USB ports. The Hong Kong-based technology manufacturer USBKill.com has createdRead More →
