Bugcrowd’s latest research reveals a surge in hardware, API, and network vulnerabilities, fueled in part by the rapid adoption of AI-assisted development. Critical flaws and broken access control remain top concerns, while ...

Based on outrage as to the marketing tactics of Amazon's RING unit (and the serious flaws discovered weekly with this hardware home security solution), I predict signifant lawfare targeting the company, for ...

Bad - very bad - news for SMS users, mobile device owners, manufacturers and carriers. h/t "Dubbed "SimJacker," the vulnerability resides in a particular piece of software, called the S@T Browser (a ...

Exploit of the Month or How Using Smartphones In Speakerphone-Mode Descimates Your Privacy: Spearphone (PDF) (by way of the obviously superlative engineering of S. Abhishek Anand, Chen Wang, Jian Liu, Nitesh Saxena ...

Friend of the Blog Trey Blalock of Firewall Consultants sent a link in yesterday which amgically trasnprted us to Ramtin Amin's Web Blog yesterday (in actuality, a Hardware Security blog of considerable ...

Meanwhile, in Spectre (PDF) news, comes word from Ars Technica's Peter Bright, of a newly discovered attack vector (PDF) (dubbed NetSpectre) using the pernicious speculative-execution in-built microscode from the Minds of Intel ...

via the Comic Genius of Nitrozac and Snaggy at The Joy of Tech®! Permalink ...

Charlie Osborne writing for ZDNet's Zero Day, regales us with the story of the proverbial Bad Beemer, and the discoveries of deep flaws in the German automaker's usually highly regarded automobiles, by ...

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via Chris Williams, Editor in Chief of The Register, comes this surprising/yet not surprising fourth security flaw that now joins the Spectre/Meltdown Speculative Execution flaw in modern CPUs. Bad news for all ...