IOT and ICS Security
When Encryption Isn’t Really Encryption
Michelle Rhodes | | CVE, CVE-2026-1789, enterprise security, IoT Security, Offensive Security, printer security, Uncategorized, Vulnerability Research
Discovery During a recent network security assessment, we were working on an environment that was well-hardened – Patching was current, password policies were strong, and network segmentation was in place. So, as ...
Biometrics, diagnoses, and bank details exposed in major healthcare breach
NYC Health + Hospitals says attackers accessed its systems for months through a third-party vendor compromise, affecting at least 1.8 million people ...
Yarbo responds to robot flaws that could mow down their owners
A researcher found a host of vulnerabilities in Yarbo garden robots that could expose Wi-Fi passwords, hijack cameras, and run over their owners on command ...
FBI and International Agencies Shut Down Scam Centers, Arrest 276 People
Jeffrey Burt | | china, crypto fraud, cryptocurrency scams, Dubai, FBI, financial fraud investigation, Pig Butchering Scams, romance scams, Scam Center Strike Force, Thailand
The FBI and law enforcement from Dubai, Thailand, and China shut down nine scam centers and arrested 276 people in connection with crypto fraud operations that were used to target Americans and ...
Security Boulevard
You Don’t Need Legs Anymore
No physical access is required in 2026. Everything is connected.The Factory Series post 4In 2007, I walked into a food-processing factory in Northern Europe without showing identification to a single person. The only ...
OpenAI Follows Anthropic in Limiting Access to Its Cyber-Focused Model
Jeffrey Burt | | AI Cybersecurity, AI models security risks, Anthropic Mythos, BeyondTrust, cloud security alliance, exploitable vulnerability detection, OpenAI GPT-5.4-Cyber, OpenAI TAC, Project Glasswing, software-vulnerabilities
OpenAI announced its GPT-5.4-Cyber AI model that echoes Anthropic's Mythos: It can quickly detected vulnerabilities in software but, in the wrong hands, can also make it easy to develop exploits against them ...
Security Boulevard
Internet-Connected Coffee Machine Reportedly Led to Corporate Data Breach
What happened An internet-connected coffee machine reportedly led to a significant corporate data breach after attackers used the device as an entry point into a secure network. A digital forensics investigator identified ...
Passkeys Hit Critical Mass: Microsoft Auto-Enables for Millions, 87% of Companies Deploy as Passwords Near End-of-Life
Deepak Gupta - Tech Entrepreneur, Cybersecurity Author | | Authentication, biometrics, CIAM, Cybersecurity, dark web, FIDO, iam, identity management, Passkeys, passwordless, security, WebAuthn
March 2026 marks passwordless tipping point: Microsoft forces passkey migration, regulatory deadlines hit, and adoption surges to 69% of consumers ...
Passkeys Hit Critical Mass: Microsoft Auto-Enables for Millions, 87% of Companies Deploy as Passwords Near End-of-Life
Deepak Gupta | | Authentication, biometrics, CIAM, Cybersecurity, dark web, FIDO, iam, identity management, Passkeys, passwordless, security, WebAuthn
March 2026 marks passwordless tipping point: Microsoft forces passkey migration, regulatory deadlines hit, and adoption surges to 69% of consumers ...
The Hidden Tracking Risk Inside Your Tires
Tom Eston | | Automotive Security, Car Technology, Consumer Safety, Cybersecurity, data leakage, Digital Privacy, encryption standards, Episodes, Government Tracking, IoT Security, Podcast, Privacy, privacy risks, Security by Design, surveillance, Tire Pressure Sensors, TPMS Tracking, Vehicle Monitoring, Vehicle Privacy, Weekly Edition, Wireless Surveillance
In this episode, Tom Eston and co-host Scott Wright discuss research showing that Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) can create privacy risks because the sensors broadcast unencrypted, uniquely identifying wireless signals that ...




