LAS VEGAS –  A vulnerability in a popular IoT lock key – used chiefly by a high-end hotel in Europe – allowed researchers to break into hotel rooms. The locks in question are dubbed “mobile… Hack of High-End Hotel Smart Locks Shows IoT Security Fail

The bug exists in a controller that oversees HVAC, lighting, sensor and alarm systems, to name a few. Go to Source

Researchers show how they hacked Google Home smart speakers using the Megellan vulnerability. Go to Source

From insecure voting machines to social media misinformation, governments have alot to think about when it comes to securing elections. Go to Source

Apple is opening its once-private bug bounty program to all researchers, as well as boosting vulnerability payouts and expanding the product scope to include MacOS. Go to Source

The insurance giant serves at least 83 million U.S. households. Go to Source

Hardware, software, services and people make up supply-chain risk — but the latter should be the guiding focus. Go to Source

The vulnerability is a decade old with a public exploit, yet remained unpatched in one of the phone giant’s most popular models. Go to Source

Researchers were able to bypass Apple’s FaceID using a pair of glasses with tape on the lenses. Go to Source

At Black Hat USA 2019, researchers showed how a previously-disclosed flaw on Windows systems that could allow arbitrary code execution could also impact Hyper-V. Go to Source