Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
This is not in the wild (yet), but researchers at Oxford University have been able to disrupt the charging cycle of the Combined Charging System used by electric vehicles, from a distance using easily available equipment. Infoseccers abort DC charging via wireless hack • The Register Here is the research: …
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This was originally posted on 4 March 2022 I put this more academic article up, as a Saturday read, for some background into home automation and smart devices: Home automation and Smart Devices – some questions to be answered – Smart Thinking Solutions Now today there is an article on …
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Researchers in South Korea have published a paper exposing software vulnerabilities in the Hive ransomware that could mean victims recovering at least some of their data without paying for the encryption keys. Academics publish method for recovering data encrypted by the Hive ransomware – The Record by Recorded Future Here …
Well here is part of the answer. SANS has an interesting article tracking down the bots: Who Are Those Bots? – SANS Internet Storm Centre
Malware detection by magic! Probably not but here is the link to Bruce’s blog post and the subsequent link to the report: Using EM Waves to Detect Malware – Schneier on Security Remember this is research.
