The best Black Hat and DEF CON talks of all time
The Daily Swig | Hacker Summer Camp is only days away, so in order to whet your appetite, The Daily Swig has compiled a list of some of the best talks of years past. Over the years there’s been thrills, spills, and (of course) ‘sploits, as the top researchers in the security world have descended on Las Vegas for Black Hat USA and DEF CON – a security double bill that’s hard to beat. This year’s Black Hat – which is again taking place as a hybrid event – and DEF CON offerings…
The Top 50 Women Leaders of Washington for 2022
Women We Admire – The Top 50 Women Leaders of Washington for 2022. From the Pacific Ocean to snow-capped volcanic mountains, Washington is known for its spectacular beauty. In addition to its nature, the state nears the top of the list for best state economies, ranking third for economic activities. This year’s awardees are leading within some of the state’s largest industries including forestry, trade, aerospace, and agriculture. They offer significant contributions and achievements in the organizations they serve.
IOActive Expands Transportation Cybersecurity Business with Addition of Cybersecurity Expert Kevin Harnett
IOActive Engages Kevin Harnett as a Transportation Cybersecurity Account Specialist Seattle, Wash., August 2, 2022 – IOActive, Inc., the worldwide leader in research-fueled security services, today announced that Kevin Harnett has joined the organization as a Transportation Cybersecurity Account Specialist. Harnett will be focused on expanding IOActive’s existing transportation security practice to help expand it across a wide variety of vertical markets such as: passenger/electric vehicles, commercial/freight trucks, EV charger infrastructure/networks, autonomous vehicle sensors, aviation/avionics, rail, maritime, along with smart cities, agriculture, industrial control systems, etc. Harnett brings…
Cybersecurity Risks: Protecting The Electric And Software-Defined Car
Forbes – “Putin is a d***head. Glory to Ukraine.” That’s what hacked electric vehicle chargers read amongst other things at disabled charging stations near Moscow recently. And as much as it brings a smile to the faces of many around the world, it highlights a point made by several researchers and developers who assembled last week at escar 2022 (a conference that focuses on deep, technical developments in automotive cybersecurity each year): automotive hacks are on the rise.
Are cybercriminals waiting for an opportune time to attack U.S. trucks?
FleetOwner – After the pandemic and other problems showed vulnerabilities, hackers sponsored by nefarious states could attempt to cause more supply chain problems, cybersecurity expert warns fleets.