Your Home Fax Might Help Hackers Take Over Your Network
A ground-breaking research dubbed Faxploit, conducted by CheckPoint, unfolds the shocking dangers of the seemingly simple and technologically innocent fax machine. The daunting news...
Cyber Security Flaw Exposed in Kia Vehicles: Millions at Risk
Security researchers have uncovered a series of vulnerabilities affecting Kia vehicles manufactured after 2013, potentially allowing hackers to gain unauthorized access to sensitive personal...
Whistleblower: Meta Offered China Access to U.S. User Data
In a development raising serious concerns about data privacy and national security, new testimony presented to the U.S. Senate alleges that Meta, parent company...
Will Artificial Intelligence Replace Airport Security?
Checking travelers property at airports demands skilled staff. A startup will develop a proof-of-concept for an artificial intelligence (AI)-based object recognition capability for the...
Future Weapons of the NSA: Quantum Computers
The Washington post revealed that NSA is spending a great effort to build a quantum computer that could break most types of encryption.
The NSA...
iHLS TV – NSA, Undersea sensors, GHOST unmanned system, Domestic...
In this weekly episode (02 Sep 2014):
- NSA and its new tracking software
- Undersea sensors
- GHOST: The unmanned system
- Domestic extremists
- Ambulance drivers safety
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Researchers Uncover First Hardware-Based AI Privacy Leak
Researchers have discovered a previously unknown vulnerability in AI hardware that can be exploited to reveal private information about AI training data—without accessing the...
The Bigger AI Cyber Risk Might Not Be Hackers at All
Artificial intelligence is widely expected to reshape cybersecurity, with concerns that cybercriminals could use advanced AI tools to automate attacks, generate malware, or scale...
NetTraveler is back – with some new tricks up its sleeve
The attack vector NetTraveler (a.k.a Netfie, Travnet or Red Star APT), has been detected again. This is a new, advanced threat that has already...
Cisco Instructs Thousands of Cyber Security Future Experts
Cisco has decided to train 250,000 students in India over a period of time, with the aim to aid startups and build successful technology...
Russian Cyberattack Targets Ukraine’s Critical Infrastructure
A recent cyberattack, believed to be orchestrated by Russian state-backed hackers, has targeted Ukraine’s critical infrastructure, taking down the country’s state registers for at...
LLM-Created “Package Hallucinations” Pose New Software Supply Chain Risk
As generative AI tools become a fixture in software development workflows, a new study warns of an emerging security threat linked to how large...
Cyberattack on civil aviation – a genuine threat
By Ayelet Frank
Cyberattack on civil aviation – a genuine threat
The recent incident to the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 is fueling the discussion of whether...
Chinese Hackers Allegedly Compromise U.S. Telecommunications Ahead of Election
Recently, U.S. officials revealed that hackers affiliated with China infiltrated the country’s commercial telecommunications infrastructure, reportedly accessing sensitive phone records belonging to prominent political...
The danger of Cyber attack on civil aviation is sky high
The aviation industry is slow in responding to the threat posed by cyber criminality. This, whether it is posed by criminals, terrorists, nation states,...
Outdated TP-Link Routers Targeted in Active Cyberattacks
A critical security flaw in several widely used TP-Link router models is now being actively exploited by hackers, according to a recent update by...
The Danger Behind Public Phone Charging Stations
The FBI recently warned consumers against using free public charging stations, saying cyber criminals have managed to hijack public chargers that can infect devices...
One billion more: Kaspersky Lab counts up this year’s cyber-threats
Every year Kaspersky Lab experts evaluate the level of cyber-threats. In 2014 we saw considerable growth in the number of malicious attacks on user...
Thousands of Suspects Arrested as Part of an International Operation Against...
The six-month-long Operation HAECHI IV was an international law enforcement effort targeting online financial crime, and it has resulted in nearly 3,500 arrests and...
BAE Systems And Fujitsu Announce Cyber Threat Sharing System
British defence manufacturer BAE Systems and Japanese technology giant Fujitsu have announced a partnership to develop and implement a Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) sharing...
Criminals Rake In $70 Million By Spreading Malware
Criminals are earning around $70 million a year by installing malware on users’ devices, a new study RiskIQ study reveals.
The “Digital Bait” study,...
Quantum Computing in the Wrong Hands – What’s at Stake?
Advances in technology also have a darker side. The world relies on encryption to protect everything from credit card transactions to databases holding health...
















































