Hackers have discovered a chain of vulnerabilities that could allow them to remotely break into a Tesla, granting control over its infotainment system and letting them to turn off lights, pop the trunk, activate wipers, and even honk the horn, TechCrunch reports .
Tesla owners can breathe easy for the time being, though, because the hackers in question were white hats, or cybersecurity researchers that poke and prod for vulnerabilities in a system so they can be patched out.
North Korean hackers turn to 'cloud mining' for crypto to avoid law enforcement scrutiny ...
The use of so-called cloud mining to rent crypto mining processing power appears to be a way for the group to avoid technologies such as mixers, which have come under increased law enforcement scrutiny , according to a report out today from the cybersecurity firm Mandiant, which is part of ...
Turning hackers' behavior against them - GCN
Hackers may meet their match thanks to a new program aimed at using cyberpsychology to thwart and dissuade cybercriminals.
Cyberpsychology is the scientific field that integrates human behavior and decision-making into the cyber domain, according to the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.
Ethical hackers urged to respond to Computer Misuse Act reform proposals | Computer Weekly
Ethical hackers, security researchers and consultants, and the community at large are being urged to step up and make their voices heard as the government explores a series of proposed changes to the Computer Misuse Act (CMA) of 1990 .
The long-awaited consultation, which has been running since February , is seeking views on a number of legislative changes, including giving new powers to law enforcement agencies and closing existing loopholes that make it easier for malicious actors to get away with misusing purloined data.
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