Bitcoin ATM flaw could’ve given hackers ‘total control’
cointelegraph.com | IOActive chief technology officer Gunter Ollmann said that through the vulnerabilities, attackers could steal users’ Bitcoin through the ATM.
Vulnerabilities in Lamassu Bitcoin ATMs Can Allow Hackers to Drain Wallets
securityweek.com | Hackers could exploit Lamassu Douro ATM vulnerabilities to take over devices, steal bitcoin from users. Three vulnerabilities in the Lamassu Douro bitcoin ATMs could allow an attacker with physical access to take over devices and steal user assets, cybersecurity firm IOActive reports.
The reality of hacking threats in connected car systems
HELP NET SECURITY | With the integration of sophisticated technologies like over-the-air updates and increased data connectivity, cars are no longer just modes of transportation but also hubs of personal and operational data. This shift brings forth unique cybersecurity challenges, ranging from hacking and data theft to safety hazards resulting from potential system breaches. In this Help Net Security interview, Ivan Reedman, Director of Secure Engineering at IOActive, discusses how manufacturers, government regulations, and consumers are adapting to these new challenges.
Air Travel Is Not Ready for Electronic Warfare
New York Magazine | With militaries spoofing GPS signals, civilian planes could get targeted in the crossfire. IOActive SVP of Research and Strategy, John Sheehy, provides input.
Dangerous vulnerability in fleet management software seemingly ignored by vendor
cyberscoop | Researchers say Digital Communications Technologies has not addressed a bug impacting its Syrus4 IoT gateway, leaving open the possibility for vehicle fleets to be shut down.
IOActive Becomes a Founding Provider for New Framework from Open Compute Project Foundation to Improve Data Center and Cloud Security Posture