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Prion
Prion
•added 2018/12/17 7:29 p.m.•36 views

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Out-of-bounds array access in dhdrxframe in drivers/net/wireless/bcmdhd4358/dhdlinux.c in the bcmdhd4358 Wi-Fi driver on the Samsung Galaxy S6 SM-G920F G920FXXU5EQH7 allows an attacker who has obtained code execution on the Wi-Fi chip to cause invalid accesses to operating system memory due to...

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CNVD
CNVD
•added 2018/11/28 12:00 a.m.•17 views

Google Android Soc Infrastructure Buffer Overflow Vulnerability

Android is a Linux-based open source operating system jointly developed by Google and the Open Handheld Alliance OHA, of which Soc Infrastructure is a SOC component. A buffer overflow vulnerability exists in Soc Infrastructure in Android, which arises from a program's failure to properly handle...

7.8CVSS7.9AI score0.00207EPSS
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Schneier on Security
Schneier on Security
•added 2018/11/15 12:24 p.m.•47 views

Chip Cards Fail to Reduce Credit Card Fraud in the US

A new study finds that credit card fraud has not declined since the introduction of chip cards in the US. The majority of stolen card information comes from hacked point-of-sale terminals. The reasons seem to be twofold. One, the US uses chip-and-signature instead of chip-and-PIN, obviating the...

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ThreatPost
ThreatPost
•added 2018/11/12 5:50 p.m.•12 views

U.S. Chip Cards Are Being Compromised in the Millions

Chip-and-PIN technology has become the de-facto standard for in-person credit- and debit-card transactions in the U.S. – but a lack of merchant compliance means that cards are still being compromised in the millions. Chip cards, which contain an embedded microprocessor that encrypts the card data...

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Pen Test Partners Blog
Pen Test Partners Blog
•added 2018/11/08 3:14 p.m.•109 views

Decapping with Dave (chip decapping)

Thought I'd share my first attempt at chip decapping using the @LargeCardinal technique. I found using a gas soldering iron more flexible than a blowtorch. This is attempt number two, this time with an Atmel 328 MCU; this is almost a work of art. Blowtorch decapping try number 3. Firstly an STC M...

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ThreatPost
ThreatPost
•added 2018/11/08 12:52 p.m.•24 views

Apple Modernizes Its Hardware Security with T2

When Apple launched its latest MacBook Air last month, one of its more unusual features is that the built-in microphone automatically turns off when the lid is closed. Apple introduced the feature to eliminate any possibility of malware – or other unwanted applications – using the laptop’s...

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Trend Micro Simply Security
Trend Micro Simply Security
•added 2018/11/02 1:00 p.m.•83 views

This Week in Security News: Spam Campaigns and Vulnerable Infrastructures

Welcome to our weekly roundup, where we share what you need to know about the cybersecurity news and events that happened over the past few days. This week, see how cybercriminals have learned to become more creative with malware through spam campaigns. Also, understand why securing energy and...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2018/10/31 1:26 p.m.•7 views

Apple's New MacBook Disconnects Microphone "Physically" When Lid is Closed

Apple introduces a new privacy feature for all new MacBooks that "at some extent" will prevent hackers and malicious applications from eavesdropping on your conversations. Apple's custom T2 security chip in the latest MacBooks includes a new hardware feature that physically disconnects the...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2018/10/31 1:26 p.m.•597 views

Apple's New MacBook Disconnects Microphone "Physically" When Lid is Closed

Apple introduces a new privacy feature for all new MacBooks that "at some extent" will prevent hackers and malicious applications from eavesdropping on your conversations. Apple's custom T2 security chip in the latest MacBooks includes a new hardware feature that physically disconnects the...

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Pen Test Partners Blog
Pen Test Partners Blog
•added 2018/10/31 8:15 a.m.•62 views

Ghost hardware. Device No.2, the Boo Buddy

The “Boo Buddy” is sold as a “trigger object” with a wide range of internal functionality such as EMF, motion and temperature detection. It’s a “trigger object”, in the sense that it is designed to evoke the spirits of children, who might be drawn in by the presence of a toy. Many people have...

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Wired Threat Level
Wired Threat Level
•added 2018/10/30 7:26 p.m.•79 views

Apple's T2 Security Chip Makes It Harder to Tap MacBook Mics

By cutting off the microphone at the hardware level, recent MacBook devices minimize the chance that someone can eavesdrop...

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Wired Threat Level
Wired Threat Level
•added 2018/10/21 11:00 a.m.•92 views

The Titan M Chip Powers Up Pixel 3 Security

Google's latest flagship smartphone includes the Titan M, a security-focused chip that keeps users safe against sophisticated attacks...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2018/10/15 9:20 a.m.•12 views

Google to Encrypt Android Cloud Backups With Your Lock Screen Password

In an effort to secure users' data while maintaining privacy, Google has announced a new security measure for Android Backup Service that now encrypts all your backup data stored on its cloud servers in a way that even the company can't read it. Google allows Android users to automatically backup...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2018/10/15 9:20 a.m.•397 views

Google to Encrypt Android Cloud Backups With Your Lock Screen Password

In an effort to secure users' data while maintaining privacy, Google has announced a new security measure for Android Backup Service that now encrypts all your backup data stored on its cloud servers in a way that even the company can't read it. Google allows Android users to automatically backup...

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Schneier on Security
Schneier on Security
•added 2018/10/04 8:03 p.m.•77 views

Conspiracy Theories around the "Presidential Alert"

Noted conspiracy theorist John McAfee tweeted: The "Presidential alerts": they are capable of accessing the E911 chip in your phones -- giving them full access to your location, microphone, camera and every function of your phone. This not a rant, this is from me, still one of the leading...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2018/09/27 3:19 p.m.•126 views

Pangu Hackers have Jailbroken iOS 12 on Apple's New iPhone XS

Bad news for Apple. The Chinese hacking team Pangu is back and has once again surprised everyone with a jailbreak for iOS 12 running on the brand-new iPhone XS. Well, that was really fast. Pangu jailbreak team has been quiet for a while, since it last released the untethered jailbreak tool for iO...

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Malwarebytes
Malwarebytes
•added 2018/08/20 5:33 p.m.•76 views

A week in security (August 13 – August 19)

Last week on Malwarebytes Labs, we talked about how Process Doppelgänging meets Process Hollowing in the Osiris dropper, provided hints, tips, and links for a safer school year, gave a recap of Black Hat USA 2018, offered some tips for a secure content management system, highlighted a silly...

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Qualys Blog
Qualys Blog
•added 2018/08/13 7:26 p.m.•136 views

Security News: WannaCry Surfaces in Taiwan, as Reddit Breach Puts 2FA in the Spotlight

WannaCry rears its ugly head again. Reddit gets hacked, despite using two-factor authentication. A cryptojacking campaign targets carrier-grade routers. Here are some recent security industry news that have caught our attention. WannaCry hits Taiwan Semi The notorious WannaCry ransomware...

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ThreatPost
ThreatPost
•added 2018/08/09 5:26 p.m.•12 views

Hacking For Sport: A Journey in Reverse Engineering a Toshiba Wireless SD Card

LAS VEGAS -Like many good hacks, necessity was the mother of invention for researcher Guillaume Valadon. When the head of the network security laboratory at ANSSI tried turn a cheap non-wired digital photo frame lying around his house into a wireless one with a Toshiba FlashAir SD storage card...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2018/08/06 7:09 a.m.•3 views

iPhone Chip Supplier TSMC Stops Production After Computer Virus Attack

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company TSMC—Apple's sole supplier of SoC components for iPhones and iPads, and Qualcomm's major manufacturing partner—shut down several of its chip-fabrication factories Friday night after being hit by a computer virus. The world's largest makers of...

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