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Hackers can still steal wads of cash from ATMs. Here's the vulnerabilities that could let them in.
Hackers may love ransomware, but ATM vulnerabilities still abound, Red Balloon Security researchers explain at DEF CON 2020.
Hacking group has hit Taiwan's prized semiconductor industry, Taiwanese firm says
The persistent espionage makes all the sense in the world.
Gigabytes of 'sensitive' internal Intel documents dumped online
The company confirmed the incident is under investigation.
Facebook removes accounts posing as Black Trump supporters
It's the company's latest takedown for inauthentic behavior.
DEF CON’s Aerospace Village looks to satellite hacking to improve security in space
The aerospace hacking village at DEF CON is going to look pretty different this year.
Top voting vendor ES&S publishes vulnerability disclosure policy
"We think it’s important to have that safe harbor language out there to set expectations," said ESS's Chris Wlaschin.
Researchers found another way to hack Android cellphones via Bluetooth
There's another Bluetooth vulnerability on the market, according to DBAPPSecurity research presented at Black Hat 2020.
There’s a new open-source project to detect cellphone-snooping technology
The EFF's Crocodile Hunter includes an API that gathers data on IMSI catchers and shares it with other researchers.
Researchers uncover vulnerabilities in devices used at industrial facilities
Trend Micro spent multiple months trying to help get patches issued for the devices, with mixed success.
Here's the NSA's advice for reducing the exposure of cellphone location data
Although cell phone users can take steps to limit the risk their mobile devices are exposing location data, the NSA is warning now there is no way to eliminate the risk.
