Hackers are exploiting a major flaw in TBK DVRs to unleash Nexcorium, a new Mirai-based botnet capable of large-scale DDoS attacks. Discover how the attack works, what makes Nexcorium dangerous, and why IoT security is more important than ever.
Hackers are exploiting a critical flaw in TBK DVRs to deploy Nexcorium, a new Mirai botnet variant. This investigation reveals the infection chain, botnet operations, and urgent defense measures for vulnerable IoT devices.
For a year, cybercriminals have tried—and failed—to exploit a critical flaw in discontinued TP-Link routers. Investigate why these attacks keep missing the mark and what it reveals about IoT security risks.
Buying a used smart device? Our investigation shows how refurbished IoT gadgets can retain dangerous vulnerabilities, from leftover user data to open debug ports. With new EU regulations on the horizon, learn why second-hand could mean second chance—for hackers.
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A historic international operation took down four of the largest IoT botnets ever, but experts warn this is just a symptom of a much bigger problem: insecure devices by design. Here’s what happened, why it matters, and how you can defend your digital life.
Smart gadgets like Alexa and Apple TV offer convenience, but their weak security is turning them into prime targets for hackers. Discover how IoT devices are being exploited, the dangers of reused credentials, and expert tips for protecting your network.
A hands-on investigation shows how easily proprietary Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) protocols can be intercepted and replicated using Frida and ESP32, raising urgent questions about the security of billions of IoT devices.
TP-Link has patched critical vulnerabilities in its Omada product line, averting potential cyber threats. Our investigation reveals the risks, the fixes, and what this incident means for the future of IoT security.
Newly discovered flaws in Xiaomi Redmi Buds let attackers steal phone numbers and crash earbuds remotely via Bluetooth, exposing major IoT security gaps.
The FCC’s ambitious Cyber Trust Mark program, designed to set a security standard for smart devices, is in jeopardy after lead administrator UL LLC withdrew following an FCC probe into its connections with China. The future of the U.S. IoT security label is now uncertain.