Amazon Kindle RCE Attack Starts with an Email
The “KindleDrip” attack would have allowed attackers to siphon money from unsuspecting victims.
Read moreThe “KindleDrip” attack would have allowed attackers to siphon money from unsuspecting victims.
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Read moreInsider threats are redefined in 2021, the work-from-home trend will continue define the threat landscape and mobile endpoints become the attack vector of choice, according 2021 forecasts.
Read moreStolen email credentials are being used to hijack home surveillance devices, such as Ring, to call police with a fake emergency, then watch the chaos unfold.
Read moreA look back at what was hot with readers — offering a snapshot of the security stories that were most top-of-mind for security professionals and consumers throughout the year.
Read moreResearch shows that microphones on digital assistants are sensitive enough to record what someone is typing on a smartphone to steal PINs and other sensitive info.
Read moreInvestigation reveals device sector is problem plagued when it comes to security bugs.
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