Improving security for mobile devices: CISA issues guides
CISA has released actionable guides with advice on how to improve security for mobile devices, both for consumers and organizations.
How one word can disable an iPhone’s WiFi functionality
A researcher has found a way to disable the WiFi functionality on iPhones by getting them to join a WiFi hotspot with a weird name. This shouldn’t be happening.
New AgentTesla variant steals WiFi credentials
The popular infostealer AgentTesla recently added a new feature that can steal WiFi usernames and passwords, which can potentially be used to spread the malware.
Smart cities, difficult choices: privacy and security on the grid
We take a look at Google’s Sidewalk Labs woes with a planned smart city build in Toronto, and explore some of the general concerns about making our living spaces 24/7 Internet wonderlands.
Assessing the security of a portable router: a look inside its hardware
In this post, we acquire the necessary equipment to analyze the security of an inexpensive portable router, which we access through its diagnostic interface, and poke around inside.
A week in security (January 15 – January 21)
A compilation of notable security news and blog posts from January 15 to January 21, featuring the culprit behind the false Hawaii missile alarm, New Year’s cybersecurity resolutions, Mega Millions scams, and more.
Chameleon WiFi Virus Spreads Like a Cold
Chameleon WiFi virus silently infects access points.
UPDATE: Apple in hot water after SSL/TLS validation fiasco
A security flaw affecting certain versions of iOS and OS X devices lets others eavesdrop on all your HTTPS encrypted traffic.
Temporary Tech? Permanent Fail
If you’re given a piece of tech to use temporarily, it’s a good idea to follow some basic precautions – and remember to log out!
