Security News > 2019 > July
Android patched more CVEs than Apple did, according to a Zimperium report.
Lackadaisical security practices in proprietary management software from a hardware vendor underscore the need for a vendor-agnostic solution.
In this piece of research, attackers successfully attack a driverless car system -- Renault Captur's "Level 0" autopilot (Level 0 systems advise human drivers but do not directly operate cars) --...
There is something magical about children and summer vacation. As adults, we sometimes get so caught up in day-to-day life that we forget about this magic that we once experienced. That is,...
Educator, learn thyself. Prevention is better than cure Lancaster University has started withdrawing non-business-critical access to a breached student database – more than a week after the...
What could be more horrifying than knowing that a hacker can trick the plane's electronic systems into displaying false flight data to the pilot, which could eventually result in loss of control?...
It would require taking over and stranding 20% of a city's cars to freeze traffic, and only 10% to impede ambulances, physicists calculate.
Experts Say Bank May Have Made Several ErrorsThe cause of Capital One's breach is known. But experts say the incident still raises questions over why Capital One held onto personal data so long...
Vulnerabilities in Apple Wireless Direct Link (AWDL), the wireless protocol that underpins Apple’s AirPlay and AirDrop services, could allow attackers to track users in spite of MAC randomization,...
Cross-Site scripting or XSS is and will remain to be a major pain for anyone trying to create a secure web application for their end-users.