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Home Archive by category Internet of Things (Page 29)

Internet of Things

Brickerbot botnet, the thingbot that permanently destroys IoT devices

Security researchers have spotted a new threat dubbed Brickerbot botnet that causes permanent damage to Internet of Things (IoT) devices. Months ago we anticipated the possible spike in the number of IoT botnets, at the beginning it was Mirai, but later...

April 8, 2017  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Breaking News  Cyber Crime  Hacking  Internet of Things  Malware 

IoT Amnesia Botnet puts at risk hundreds of thousands of DVRs due to unpatched flaw

Security experts at Palo Alto Networks have discovered a new Linux/IoT botnet dubbed Amnesia botnet that has been targeting digital video recorders (DVRs). Amnesia exploited an unpatched remote code execution vulnerability that was disclosed more than...

April 7, 2017  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Breaking News  Cyber Crime  Hacking  Internet of Things  Malware 

Hacking Smart TVs remotely leveraging broadcasting signals

A security expert demonstrated how to hack SmartTV using a low-cost transmitter for embedding malicious commands into a rogue DVB-T signals. The number of IoT devices continues to grow, but unfortunately, their level of security is often very poor and at the same...

April 1, 2017  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Breaking News  Hacking  Internet of Things 

Imperva observed a new variant of the Mirai botnet unleashes 54-Hour DDoS attack

According to security experts at Imperva, a newly discovered variant of the Mirai botnet was used to power a 54-hour DDoS attack. According to security experts at Imperva, a newly discovered variant of the dreaded Mirai botnet was used to power a 54-hour...

March 30, 2017  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Breaking News  Cyber Crime  Internet of Things  Malware 

Miele Professional PG 8528 washer-disinfector affected by a Web Server Directory Traversal

An Internet-Connected Medical Washer-Disinfector, the Miele's model Professional PG 8528, is affected by a Web Server Directory Traversal. While the number of IoT devices continue to exponentially increase, the level of security of these smart objects...

March 27, 2017  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Breaking News  Hacking  Internet of Things 

ELF_IMEIJ, a new Linux malware is spreading in the wild

Security experts from Trend Micro discovered a new family of Linux malware, tracked as ELF_IMEIJ, targeting AVTech surveillance devices. Security experts from Trend Micro discovered a new family of Linux malware that is targeting products from surveillance...

March 12, 2017  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Breaking News  Internet of Things  Malware 

Do you want your own IoT botnet? 185,000+ Wi-Fi-connected cameras are open to hack

The researcher Pierre Kim revealed that more than 185,000 vulnerable Wi-Fi-connected cameras are exposed to the Internet, ready to be hacked. According to the security advisory published by Pierre Kim via Full Disclosure, more than 185,000 vulnerable...

March 9, 2017  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Breaking News  Hacking  Internet of Things 

Dahua Video Recorders and Cameras affected by a serious flaw. Is it a backdoor?

The manufacture Dahua Technology has started releasing firmware updates fix a serious flaw in some models of its video recorders and IP cameras. Security experts believe the flaw is a true backdoor that could be used to remotely access the user database...

March 8, 2017  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Breaking News  Cyber Crime  Hacking  Internet of Things  Malware 

Exclusive: A criminal group using SSH TCP direct forward attack is also targeting Italian infrastructure

Exclusive: MalwareMustDie for Security Affairs released the list of the sites under attack. A criminal gang is using SSH TCP direct forward attack technique. MalwareMustDie is back and has published his the first post of 2017. The popular malware researcher...

March 4, 2017  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Breaking News  Cyber Crime  Data Breach  Hacking  Internet of Things 

Researchers spotted a hidden backdoor in Chinese IoT devices from the firm DblTek

Security experts at Trustwave have discovered a hidden backdoor in Internet of Things devices manufactured by the Chinese firm DblTek. Researchers from Trustwave have discovered a backdoor in IoT devices manufactured by a Chinese vendor that is refusing...

March 3, 2017  By Pierluigi Paganini   Posted In  Breaking News  Hacking  Internet of Things 


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