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Medsec vs. St. Jude – Security Research Version 2

About four months, a security firm named Medsec discovered some flaws in St Jude Medical’s cardiac implantable products.  The accepted way to deal with this is to privately let the manufacturer know what you found, let them fix it and then release your research. In this case, Medsec had been told that St. Jude would […]

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Cardless ATM Access – The Next Fraud Frontier

I wrote the other day about hackers stealing your phone number to be able to capture the text messages for password resets. Here is another reason to be concerned about the security of your phone and phone number. The banks are walking a tightrope.  Millennials just don’t relate to banks the way their parents do, […]

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New Android Trojan Hijacks Routers

Normally when hackers want to attack a router, they attempt to compromise the router directly.  They try default passwords or a list of passwords;  they look for software vulnerabilities. Maybe patches that haven’t been applied. Another approach is to compromise a device inside the network and use that device to compromise the router from the […]

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