EV Charging Management System Vulnerabilities Allow Disruption, Energy Theft

Vulnerabilities in electric vehicle charging management systems can be exploited for DoS attacks and to steal energy or sensitive information.

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Unpatched Econolite Traffic Controller Vulnerabilities Allow Remote Hacking

Serious vulnerabilities found in Econolite EOS traffic controller software can be exploited to control traffic lights, but the flaws remain unpatched.

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Microsoft’s Verified Publisher Status Abused in Email Theft Campaign

Microsoft and Proofpoint are warning organizations that use cloud services about a recent consent phishing attack that abused Microsoft’s ‘verified publisher’ status.

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US Reiterates $10 Million Reward Offer After Disruption of Hive Ransomware

US government reminds the public that a reward of up to $10 million is offered for information on cybercriminals, including members of the Hive operation.

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