Wi-Fi
New Attack Against Wi-Fi
It’s called AirSnitch: Unlike previous Wi-Fi attacks, AirSnitch exploits core features in Layers 1 and 2 and the failure to bind and synchronize a client across these and higher layers, other nodes, ...
Flaw in Broadcom Wi-Fi Chipsets Illuminates Importance of Wireless Dependability and Business Continuity
A “scary” vulnerability in Broadcom Wi-Fi chipsets could lead to long-term instability and affect how an organization operates ...
Why Israel Just Banned 700 Chinese Cars from Its Military—And What It Means for Security
In early November, the Israeli Defense Forces made a decision that sent ripples through defense and cybersecurity circles worldwide: withdraw every Chinese-manufactured vehicle from its senior officer fleet. The IDF marked approximately ...
Summer Vacation Alert Surfaces More Than 5 Million Unsecured Wi-Fi Networks
Zimperium, a provider of mobile security software, this week published a report that notes more than 5 million unsecured public Wi-Fi networks have been detected globally since the beginning of 2025 ...
Privacy Implications of Tracking Wireless Access Points
Brian Krebs reports on research into geolocating routers: Apple and the satellite-based broadband service Starlink each recently took steps to address new research into the potential security and privacy implications of how ...
Apple API Allows Wi-Fi AP Location Tracking
Privacy FAIL: Apple location service returns far more data than it should—to people who have no business knowing it—and without your permission ...
Cheap Video Doorbell Cams: Tools of Stalkers and Thieves
EKEN IoT FAIL: Amazon, Sears and Shein still sell security swerving stuff ...
ALERT: Thieves❤️Wi-Fi Camera Jammers
I❤️POE: Does your home security need a rethink? Wireless cameras are kinda useless, say cops ...
Gaining Security and Flexibility With Private 5G
Private 5G is considered a safer alternative to Wi-Fi and public mobile networks and is the preferred network backbone for business-critical apps ...
Linux Fixes 5 Gaping Holes in Wi-Fi
Linux’s Wi-Fi code has some *nasty* bugs, which can be exploited simply by being near an attacker. They’re caused by our old friend: Memory-unsafe C code ...

