Firmware Vulnerabilities: A C-Suite Perspective
Firmware vulnerabilities arise from security gaps in embedded software’s code or design. Adversaries can exploit these security risks.
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Unheard Threats: Securing the C-Suite in the Age of Ultrasonic Attacks
Hackers can exploit a technique called ‘SurfingAttack’, which is a form of ultrasonic hacking, to issue silent commands to voice assistants in your devices (like smartphones).
Unmask the Wi-Fi Imposter: SSID Confusion Attacks and How to Secure Your Business Network
The vulnerability lies in the IEEE 802.11 Wi-Fi standard, which is the set of rules that Wi-Fi networks follow. This standard doesn’t always require verification of the SSID during connection. When you connect to a Wi-Fi network, your device doesn’t always check if the network name (SSID) is legitimate. This creates an opening for attackers to: