After our security report yesterday, the team behind the eRosary application have already issued a fix and we can disclose more: https://t.co/mrYuPJFNeO
Less than 5 minutes into looking at the eRosary application our research team has developed a full account takeover exploit. Can obtain e-mails, phone numbers, height, weight and other personal data. This has been reported. Luckily it's so new it's not in the wild yet.
Tune in to BBC Digital Planet on BBC World Radio (@bbcworldservice) this evening to listen to a member of our team talk about our recent discovery regarding GPS fall detection devices.
#BBC#DigitalPlanet
Exclusive: Thousands of GPS trackers used to monitor kids and elderly patients can be remotely triggered to disclose their real-time location and can remotely activate its microphone.
Worse, the researchers say there's no fix.
https://t.co/0EEYaCoc0m
Exploiting 10,000+ Devices Used by Britain’s Most Vulnerable - One of the most concerning vulnerabilities we've ever identified!
https://t.co/7PZ1cpvoaJ
A #security flaw in the popular anti-piracy Widevine framework could allow attackers to download premium content, such as #Netflix’s Stranger Things.
https://t.co/WzmjfyawJO
In this blog post we look at the epidemic of keyless car thefts and how a proactive approach by a single car manufacturer is stopping criminals in their tracks.
https://t.co/cfJq2hSK5l
Watch how a proactive approach to security can prevent your car from being stolen, as happened to a friend of Fidus. Tesla implemented security measures, including disabling passive entry, to stop criminals in their tracks. Your signal boosters won't work here.. @Tesla@elonmusk