http://dirtycow.ninja/ The vulnerability, a variety known as a race condition, was found in the way Linux memory handles a duplication technique called copy on write. Untrusted users can exploit it to gain highly privileged write-access rights to memory mappings that would normally be read-only. →
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/10/18/sha3256_good_for_beelions_of_years_say_boffins/ →
http://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/featured/ghost-push-malware-continues-to-haunt-android-users/ Android malware hits very many devices each day. Remember to install apps only from trusted sources. →
http://electronicsofthings.com/expert-opinion/18-things-that-have-no-business-being-connected-to-the-internet/?utm_source=eotpage&utm_medium=eotpage&utm_campaign=eotpage&utm_content=eotposts Some things should not be connected with IoT. →
http://electronicsofthings.com/expert-opinion/risk-management-compliance/?utm_source=eotpage&utm_medium=eotpage&utm_campaign=eotpage&utm_content=eotposts There are several big risks on IoT. You need to understand those risk and keep them in control. →
https://threatpost.com/nuclear-power-plant-disrupted-by-cyber-attack/121216/ Nuclear power plant control system was not completely safe from hackers. →
http://arstechnica.com/security/2016/10/beware-of-all-powerful-ddos-malware-infecting-cellular-gateways-feds-warn/ →
http://mobile.eweek.com/networking/cloud-security-alliance-details-iot-security-guidelines.html →
https://www.wired.com/2016/10/akamai-finds-longtime-security-flaw-2-million-devices/ It’s well known that the Internet of Things is woefully insecure, but the most shameful and frustrating part is that some of the vulnerabilities that are currently being exploited could have been eradicated years ago. Now evidence of how these bugs are being used in attacks is calling attention to security holes that are →
http://arstechnica.com/security/2016/10/breach-exposes-at-least-58-million-accounts-includes-names-jobs-and-more/ →