Equifax, Google Chrome, KRACK, and Adobe – Hack Naked News #145
Paul talks about Equifax, TPMs security flaw in Infineon smart cards, Google removes more malicious Chrome extensions from Web Store, a Linux Kernel Privilege Escalation bug discovered, and Equifax. Don Pezet from ITProTV joins us for the expert commentary. Stay tuned, on this episode of Hack Naked News! Full Show Notes Visit our website for […]
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Security company Armis has found a collection of eight exploits, collectively called Blueborne, that can allow an attacker access to your phone without touching it. The attack can allow access to both computers and phones as well as IoT devices. “Armis believes many more vulnerabilities await discovery in the various platforms using Bluetooth. These vulnerabilities are fully operational,… 
At this point in the game there should be a single page on every corporate website, preferably accessible from its front page, that includes the name and all contact details for the Chief Security Officer, including the last four digits of her social security number. It should be her responsibility to ensure that no one uses this information for nefarious purposes in addition to her daily…