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fromTheregister
1 week ago

Chinese Pudu robots found open to hijacking

Pudu Robotics is a Chinese robot manufacturer with over 100,000 units in over 1,000 cities doing everything from serving meals with the cat-like BellaBot, to using its mechanical-armed FlashBot to operate human-designed systems like elevators, as you can see below. According to analysts Frost and Sullivan, last year it captured 23 percent of the market for such kit, but a hacker has found that the backend software systems controlling them are vulnerable to abuse.
Information security
#cybersecurity
fromSecuritymagazine
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

Securing the Digital Frontier: Strategies for Safeguarding Companies and Customers in the Age of Wearables

Wearable devices pose significant cybersecurity risks that need robust management to protect sensitive data and organizational assets.
fromSecuritymagazine
2 months ago
Information security

40,000 IoT Security Cameras Are Exposed Online

Exposed IoT cameras worldwide pose significant security risks, potentially enabling espionage and cyberattacks.
fromSecuritymagazine
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

Securing the Digital Frontier: Strategies for Safeguarding Companies and Customers in the Age of Wearables

fromTechzine Global
1 month ago

Zscaler Cellular brings Zero Trust to IoT and OT devices

Zscaler is launching a cellular solution that utilizes a SIM card to bring Zero Trust security to IoT and OT devices globally, eliminating the need for VPNs.
Privacy technologies
#anomaly-detection
fromHackernoon
1 year ago
Artificial intelligence

Solving the IoT's "Boy Who Cried Wolf" Problem: From Individual Alerts to Cumulative Certainty | HackerNoon

fromHackernoon
1 year ago
Artificial intelligence

Solving the IoT's "Boy Who Cried Wolf" Problem: From Individual Alerts to Cumulative Certainty | HackerNoon

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fromThe Hacker News
3 months ago

New PumaBot Botnet Targets Linux IoT Devices to Steal SSH Credentials and Mine Crypto

A new Go-based botnet, PumaBot, targets IoT devices with brute-force SSH attacks to expand and deliver malware.
fromIT Pro
4 months ago

DDoS attackers are pouncing on unpatched vulnerabilities

IoT manufacturers are failing to help prevent DDoS attacks by fixing known vulnerabilities, allowing criminals to launch years-long campaigns.
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