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Car Hackers Could Face Life In Prison. That's Insane!
Yes, you heard it right. You can now end up your whole life behind bars if you intentionally hack into a vehicle's electronic system or exploit its internal flaws. Car Hacking is a hot topic. Today, many automobiles companies are offering cars that run mostly on the drive-by-wire system, which...
Hack Disarms SimpliSafe's Home Wireless Security Systems
More than a quarter million homes protected by SimpliSafe wireless security systems are vulnerable to hackers who can deactivate the alarm anytime, according to IOActive, a Seattle-based security consulting firm. IOActive published a proof of concept report on Wednesday that outlines how it...
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) Uconnect Vulnerability
A vulnerability affecting the Uconnect software from FCA has been reported. Exploitation of this vulnerability may allow an unauthorized user to take remote control of an affected vehicle, but the attack requires access to Sprint's cellular network, which connects FCA vehicles to the Internet...
Car Hacking ? Scary, But Now it’s REALITY!
Next time you find yourself hooked up behind the wheel, make sure that your car is actually in your control. Hackers are now able to break into hundreds of thousands of vehicles on the road. Car hacking is a hot topic today and until now it was performed only while researchers were hard-wired int...
Fiat Chrysler Recalls 1.4 million Cars After Software Bug is Revealed
A few days after issuing a patch and reassuring owners that the attack that shut down the transmission and other systems remotely on a Jeep was not a huge risk, Fiat Chrysler has decided to recall nearly 1.5 million vehicles as a result of the bug exposed in the research. The recall is the result...
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles UConnect allows a vehicle to be remotely controlled
Overview Fiat Chrysler Automobiles FCA UConnect may allow a remote attacker to control physical vehicle functions. Description According to a WIRED news article, an unknown vulnerability in FCA UConnect software allows some functions of recent models of Jeep Cherokee to be controlled by a remote...
Security Questions Not So Secure
The Internet knows a lot about you, including your mother’s maiden name, your favorite food, and what street your first pet grew up on. And, according to some new research from Google, attackers have a good chance of figuring those things out pretty easily, too. The security questions that Google...
Microsoft Recalls Patch Tuesday Exchange Update
Microsoft today announced the recall of a security patch for Exchange Server published on Tuesday that was originally slated for release in the November edition of its monthly Patch Tuesday releases. This is the second straight month that Microsoft has had to pull a security bulletin after...
CLI Magic: I Didn’t Know That !
Command Editing Shortcuts Ctrl + a – go to the start of the command line Ctrl + e – go to the end of the command line Ctrl + k – delete from cursor to the end of the command line Ctrl + u – delete from cursor to the start of the command line Ctrl + w – delete from cursor to start of word i.e...
Samsung Knox Vulnerable to Data Intercept
An Israeli security researcher from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev’s Cyber Security Labs claims to have uncovered a serious security flaw in Samsung Knox. Knox is a security- and privacy-centric platform built into certain Samsung devices running Android. The Knox architecture, tailored f...
INSTEON Hub 2242-222 - Lack of Web and API Authentication
Exploit for hardware platform in category web applications The INSTEON Hub allows users to control their home automation devices from their home, and across the Internet. To allow control of the devices from the Internet requires that a user create a port forward from the Internet to the Hub on...
New Jersey mayor arrested for hacking recall website
New Jersey mayor arrested for hacking recall website The FBI last week arrested the mayor of the northern New Jersey town of West New York, together with his son, on charges of hacking into a website and a related email account that called for the mayor's recall. Felix Roque, 55, the mayor of Wes...
What About Fob?
Few things sent shockwaves to all corners of the security community like news in March that RSA’s popular SecurID two-factor authentication tokens had been rendered all but useless by a small but cleverly targeted phishing campaign that included a payload of a malicious Flash object embedded in a...
Conficker Worm in Hiding at an Australian Supermarket Chain
The once-prolific Conficker worm has turned up in the most unlikely of places: Australian discount supermarket, Aldi. The worm was discovered pre-installed on a four-in-one external hard-drive, DVD, USB, and card reader combination device. According to a warning from the Australian Computer...
RSA's SecurID Quandry: Replace or Recall?
RSA acknowledged on Monday that a hack at Lockheed Martin was tied to the theft of information on its SecurID tokens. The company offered to replace the tokens for customers, but experts wonder whether RSA should go further and recall SecurID tokens from the market. After acknowledging that forge...
October, 2008: Sony's (other) battery recall
Just two years after its first recall, Sony found itself in hot water with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC for yet another batch of laptop batteries that were overheating. A separate issue than the one that prompted the massive 2006 recall, the 2008 incident affected around 100,0...
October, 2006: 9.6 million Sony batteries recalled after reports of overheating
This was just the first in what would prove to be a string of embarrassments to the Japanese firm over the manufacture of laptop batteries. It began with reports in both Japan and the U.S. about Sony-manufactured lithium ion batteries that were overheating and, in some cases, bursting into flames...
apache mod-mem-cache 2.2.4 recall-headers 信息泄漏漏洞
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CVE-2007-6678
Rejected reason: DO NOT USE THIS CANDIDATE NUMBER. ConsultIDs: CVE-2007-6167. Reason: This candidate is a duplicate of CVE-2007-6167. Notes: All CVE users should reference CVE-2007-6167 instead of this candidate. All references and descriptions in this candidate have been removed to prevent...
