Blackhat

08.09.16

Mobile

Samsung denies its mobile payment platform is insecure

The algorithm doesn't operate as described, says the tech giant.

By D. Lumb, 08.09.16

08.04.16

Apple announces $200,000 bug bounty program

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Security

Apple announces $200,000 bug bounty program

The company is changing its tune on outside security researchers.

By A. Dalton, 08.04.16

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11.12.15

Carnegie Mellon may have ratted out Tor users to the FBI

Tor thinks the university's actions could tar legitimate security research.

By S. Dent, 11.12.15

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08.06.15

Researchers can take complete control of Android phones

The wave of security issues with devices, cars and even skateboards continues as Check Point resea...

By R. Baldwin, 08.06.15

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08.05.15

Android fingerprint readers may be easier to hack than Touch ID

Security researchers have figured out how to lift fingerprints from your Android phone

By S. Buckley, 08.05.15

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08.04.15

A chat with Black Hat's unconventional keynote speaker

We chat with Black Hat 2015 keynote speaker Jennifer Granick

By V. Blue, 08.04.15

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08.03.15

Researchers create a worm that infects Macs silently and permanently

Macs have typically been heralded as the more secure of the two main operating systems. But accord...

By R. Baldwin, 08.03.15

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07.29.15

Hackers can crack the self-aiming rifle to change its target

That $13,000 self-aiming rifle you just got can be bricked by a hacker over its WiFi connection. Time to break out the old iron sights.

By A. Tarantola, 07.29.15

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07.24.15

Fiat Chrysler recalls 1.4 million vehicles after remote hack

Bought a Dodge, Jeep, or Chrysler recently? You should probably read this.

By A. Souppouris, 07.24.15

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07.21.15

Hurry up and patch your Chrysler against this wireless hack

Chrysler recently released a software update for its Uconnect system, patching a flaw that would allow hackers to remotely take over the vehicle. Here's how to fix it.

By A. Tarantola, 07.21.15

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Blackhat

Samsung denies its mobile payment platform is insecure

Apple announces $200,000 bug bounty program

Carnegie Mellon may have ratted out Tor users to the FBI

Researchers can take complete control of Android phones

Android fingerprint readers may be easier to hack than Touch ID

A chat with Black Hat's unconventional keynote speaker

Researchers create a worm that infects Macs silently and permanently

Hackers can crack the self-aiming rifle to change its target

Fiat Chrysler recalls 1.4 million vehicles after remote hack

Hurry up and patch your Chrysler against this wireless hack

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