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'Unnecessary scaremongering' but still some work to be done Reports that the Home Office's Brexit app contains "serious vulnerabilities" that could expose the phone numbers, addresses and passport...
Plus, rConfig flaw raises alarms Roundup Time for a look at some of the other security stories making the rounds in the past week.…
An IT project manager has pleaded guilty to accessing the email account of a former client's CEO, said reports this week.
A member of IBM's X-Force Red team hacked two CBS reporters for three weeks. Find out what information she gathered, as well as what phishing entails.
Researchers have discovered that some voice assistants will accept “signal injection” commands sent to them using pulses of laser light.
Lasers Mimicking Voice Commands Can Open DoorsIt's a laser-focused hack. Literally. Voice-controlled assistants such as Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri and Google's Assistant can be tricked into...
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Retail giant Bed Bath & Beyond revealed in a recent filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that some online customer accounts were accessed by a third party. read more
An unsecured NFC tag opens a door to trivial exploitation of robots inside Japanese hotels.