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BadUSB returns: Hackers publish code that could infect millions of USB devices

2014-10-03 21:03:37| Extremetech

Back in July, we wrote about a massive security hole -- BadUSB -- that potentially gave hackers the ability to hijack or subvert billions of USB devices, from keyboards to printers to thumb drives. At the time, due to the severity of the issue, the researchers who discovered the flaw didn't publish their BadUSB exploit code. Now, however, two other hackers have worked out how to exploit BadUSB -- and they've published their code on Github for all to see.

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Inside Hackers Seen as $40 Billion Threat for Employers

2014-09-27 00:48:18| Automakers - Topix.net

Fired from a job as a technology contractor for a Toyota Motor Corp. factory in Kentucky, Ibrahimshah Shahulhameed went home, logged into the company's computer network and attacked it with programming commands. While attention has been drawn recently to outsiders suspected of attacking companies such as Home Depot Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co., Shahulhameed's case illustrates the growing threat from within.

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6 Ways to Protect your Internet of Things from Hackers - community blog from Robert Siciliano

2014-09-15 03:58:04| Wireless - Topix.net

Everything seems like it is connected to the Internet, just about, including TVs, home thermostats, sprinkler controls, door locks, egg trays , tooth brushes , and more. A study by HP shows that 70 percent of devices have vulnerabilities.

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Retailers favorite targets of hackers

2014-09-08 08:16:39| Grocery - Topix.net

In the past nine years, more than 600 million records involving Americans private and financial information has been lost or stolen. See where data breaches occurred in Ohio.

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Hackers exploit critical vulnerability in popular WordPress theme component

2014-09-04 21:15:46| InfoWorld: Top News

Attackers are actively exploiting a critical vulnerability in a WordPress plug-in that's used by a large number of themes, researchers from two security companies warned Wednesday. The vulnerability affects versions 4.1.4 and older of Slider Revolution, a commercial WordPress plug-in for creating mobile-friendly content display sliders. The flaw was fixed in Slider Revolution 4.2 released in February, but some themes -- collections of files or templates that determine the overall look of a site -- still bundle insecure versions of the plug-in.

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