http://kukuruku.co/hub/diy/usb-killer You know that you can mess up computer software and firmware throug USB port. But can USB powered device electrically destroy your PC? The answer seems to be yes after you check this nasty hack. Do not try this at home. Posted from WordPress for Android →
http://www.iflscience.com/technology/how-hacker-could-hijack-plane-their-seat Posted from WordPress for Android →
I was listening to Nohau embedded security seminar 20.5.2015 today (held in Innopoli 2, Espoo, Finland). Here are some notes: 09:00: Developing Information Security in Industrial Systems, Kalle Luukkainen, Nixu Oy Kalle describes Nixu’s experiences on the level of information security at industrial companies in Finland. Nixu’s approach is typically two-fold: A view of the →
http://krebsonsecurity.com/2015/05/mobile-spy-software-maker-mspy-hacked-customer-data-leaked/ Posted from WordPress for Android →
http://gawker.com/fbi-and-homeland-security-respond-to-shocking-goatse-bo-1704768347 What problems insecure Internet connected huge billboards can cause? Posted from WordPress for Android →
I just saw this interesting article: This Little 3-D Printed Robot Cracks Combination Locks in 30 Seconds article tells that a well-known hacker Samy Kamkar published on his website the blueprint and software code for a 3-D-printable Arduino-based lock-opening robot he calls the “Combo Breaker.” Attach it to any of millions of Master Lock combination →
There has been some silent times on serious big vulnerabilities (I don’t contain the usual Java, Flash and Windows things that come and go al the time). Not it seems that another branded open source security bomb has droppied: ‘Venom’ Security Vulnerability Threatens Most Datacenters. So this new vulnerability has a brand name VENOM (Virtualized →
http://www.electronicproducts.com/Programming/Software/9_of_the_weirdest_and_most_immoral_things_you_can_get_on_the_Dark_Web.aspx?utm_source=Omail&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CF20150501 Posted from WordPress for Android →
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https://resin.io/blog/two-factor-authentication-in-the-real-world/ How to build a safe with two factor mobile authentication. Posted from WordPress for Android →