IoT vulnerabilities
That Time a Software Engineer Had Dominion Over 7000 Robot VacuumsÂ
Teri Robinson | | AI-assisted exploits, API security, authentication vs authorization, authorization failure, bug bounty limitations, cloud-connected devices, Device Security, DJI robot vacuum, IoT Security, IoT vulnerabilities, multi-tenant access control, Privacy Risk, runtime monitoring, smart home hacking, surveillance risk
Cleaning house may be onerous, but vulnerable robot vacuums around the world could be marshalled into a surveillance network, one software engineer discovered. ...
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The Haunted House of IoT: When Everyday Devices Turn Against You
Gabi Stapel | | Imperva Threat Research, Internet of things, iot, IoT Security, IoT vulnerabilities, securing IoT
In today’s interconnected world, the Internet of Things (IoT) promises convenience and innovation. From smart fridges that tell you when you’re out of milk to connected light bulbs that adjust to your ...
I don’t like dogs; I need a dog.
John DiLullo | | Blog, Detect lateral movement, IoT vulnerabilities, John DiLullo, Least hospitable target, perimeter security, polymorphic malware, signature-based detection, social engineering, spear-phishing
This is not a post about dogs, but about Internet security. For the record, I love dogs. For me, Will Rogers summed it up best. He said, “If there are no dogs ...
The State of Web Application Vulnerabilities in 2018
Nadav Avital | | API vulnerabilities, Application Security, CMS vulnerabilities, content management system vulnerabilities, Cybersecurity, Drupal vulnerabilities, IoT vulnerabilities, Research & Reports, wordpress vulnerabilities
(Jan. 12 update: Due to a data transfer error, some of the 2017 figures were incorrectly reported; this version of the blog has been corrected. This error did not affect our 2018 ...

