fromSecuritymagazine2 weeks agoPrivacy professionalsSecuring the Digital Frontier: Strategies for Safeguarding Companies and Customers in the Age of WearablesWearable devices pose significant cybersecurity risks that need robust management to protect sensitive data and organizational assets.
fromSecuritymagazine2 months agoInformation security40,000 IoT Security Cameras Are Exposed OnlineExposed IoT cameras worldwide pose significant security risks, potentially enabling espionage and cyberattacks.
fromSecuritymagazine2 weeks agoPrivacy professionalsSecuring the Digital Frontier: Strategies for Safeguarding Companies and Customers in the Age of Wearables
Information securityfromSecuritymagazine2 months ago40,000 IoT Security Cameras Are Exposed OnlineExposed IoT cameras worldwide pose significant security risks, potentially enabling espionage and cyberattacks.
fromTechzine Global1 month agoZscaler Cellular brings Zero Trust to IoT and OT devicesZscaler 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
fromHackernoon1 year agoArtificial intelligenceSolving the IoT's "Boy Who Cried Wolf" Problem: From Individual Alerts to Cumulative Certainty | HackerNoon
fromHackernoon1 year agoScienceHow CUMAD Accumulates Evidence to Unmask Compromised IoT Devices | HackerNoon
fromHackernoon1 year agoArtificial intelligenceSolving the IoT's "Boy Who Cried Wolf" Problem: From Individual Alerts to Cumulative Certainty | HackerNoon
fromHackernoon1 year agoScienceHow CUMAD Accumulates Evidence to Unmask Compromised IoT Devices | HackerNoon
Artificial intelligencefromHackernoon1 year agoFaster, More Accurate IoT Security: A Quantitative Analysis of the CUMAD Framework | HackerNoonCUMAD enhances cumulative anomaly detection for IoT devices using the N-BaIoT dataset.
fromThe Hacker News2 months agoNew PumaBot Botnet Targets Linux IoT Devices to Steal SSH Credentials and Mine CryptoA new Go-based botnet, PumaBot, targets IoT devices with brute-force SSH attacks to expand and deliver malware.
fromIT Pro3 months agoDDoS attackers are pouncing on unpatched vulnerabilitiesIoT manufacturers are failing to help prevent DDoS attacks by fixing known vulnerabilities, allowing criminals to launch years-long campaigns.Information security
