printers

Hacked Robot Vacuums Shouting Slurs & Secret Printer Tracking Dots!

Hacked Robot Vacuums, Secret Printer Tracking Dots

| | credential stuffing, Cyber Security, cyber threat, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, Digital Privacy, Ecovac, Episodes, government, hacked, Hacking, Information Security, Infosec, Internet of things, iot, passwords, Podcast, Podcasts, printer, Printer Tracking Dots, printers, Privacy, Reality Winner, robot, Robot Vacuum, robots, security, surveillance, technology, tracking, Tracking Dots, Vacuum, Weekly Edition
In episode 351, hosts Tom and Scott explore an unusual incident where robot vacuums were hacked to shout obscenities, exposing significant IoT security issues. The discussion includes the mechanics of the Bluetooth ...
Shared Security Podcast
Blocking the Exploitation of PrintNightmare

Blocking the Exploitation of PrintNightmare

| | application aware protection, application aware workload protection, Cyber Security, Cyber-attack, Microsoft Windows, printers, PrintNightmare vulnerability, runtime protection, vulnerability
Last week, in its Patch Tuesday update, Microsoft Security Response Center released an additional security fix for the series of zero-day vulnerabilities known collectively as “PrintNightmare,” which can be used to break ...
Virsec Blog
Pegasus Spyware is Back, Twitter Hacker Arrested, 16 Year Old Printer Bug

Pegasus Spyware is Back, Twitter Hacker Arrested, 16 Year Old Printer Bug

| | Cybersecurity, Data leak, Digital Privacy, Episodes, HP, Infosec, Malware, NSO Group, Pegasus, Podcast, printer, printers, Privacy, Samsung, security, spyware, technology, Twitter, Weekly Edition, Xerox
Pegasus spyware and NSO Group are back in the news because of a data leak of 50,000 phone numbers, another “hacker” was arrested for the great Twitter hack of 2020, and how ...
The Shared Security Show
printer security

Report: Printers Remain Soft Security Underbelly

| | Malware, Network Security, Printer Attacks, printers
It’s long been established that printers attached to networks often are poorly defended and a weak link that security criminals exploit routinely. After all, the hard drives embedded in these devices often ...
Security Boulevard