IOActive finds hackers have compromised some game controllers
GamesBeat | “The makers of official licensed game controllers were once pretty good at stopping the clone makers from creating fake controllers. But security research firm IOActive has found that this may not be the case anymore.”
Flight fiasco: UK Defence Minister’s jet faces GPS jamming
the CyberWire | CyberWire Daily Podcast featuring: N2K President Simone Petrella discusses the shortage of ethical hackers against the rise of AI with IOActive’s CTO Gunter Ollmann. The FTC fines notorious tech support scammers.
Gone in (less than) 60 Seconds: How My Mercedes was Hacked and Stolen While My Family Slept
Assured Intel | A month ago, my car was hacked and stolen in the middle of the night. So, for the first (and hopefully last) time, I’m the subject of my own article.
Heated Seats? Advanced Telematics? Software-Defined Cars Drive Risk
DarkReading | Carmakers are offering all kinds of over-the-air subscriptions and features, many of which benefit the businesses that use them. But this also opens up a wider attack surface for vehicle attackers.
Growing global cyberthreats earn eye on U.S. fleets
FleetMaintenance.com | Increasingly connected trucks offer boons for fleets in increased efficiency and visibility, but they also come with hacking vulnerabilities that the industry can’t afford to ignore.