Collaborate Disseminate
By Deeba Ahmed
This is a critical vulnerability affecting almost 190 models of devices from 66 different manufacturers.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Critical Realtek Vulnerability Impacting IoT Devices Worldwide
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The global digital environment is currently transforming due to COVID-19. New norms of Work From Home (WFH) and distance learning have gradually taken shape, and gaming has professionalized into a career. Network environments will therefore play a very… Continue reading Realtek 2.5Gb Ethernet controllers and Wi-Fi 6 solutions enable high network bandwidth usage
Threat actors are attempting to exploit CVE-2021-35395, a group of vulnerabilities in the web interface of the Realtek SDK, to spread Mirai malware to vulnerable IoT devices. A recently revealed flaw A week ago, IoT Inspector researchers released detai… Continue reading Realtek SDK vulnerability exploitation attempts detected (CVE-2021-35395)
In the interest of simplification or abstraction, we like to think of the laptop on the kitchen table as a single discrete unit of processing. In fact, there is a …read more Continue reading Extracting the WiFi Firmware and Putting Back a Keylogger
A patch is currently under revision but has not yet been incorporated into the Linux kernel. Continue reading Four-Year-Old Critical Linux Wi-Fi Bug Allows System Compromise
A potentially dangerous vulnerability was discovered in the Linux Kernel, affecting Realtek Wi-Fi chips that could have been used to crash or compromise any systems running Linux. Security researcher Nico Waisman discovered the flaw, now dubbed CVE-201… Continue reading Serious Vulnerability that Could Crash or Compromise Linux OSes Found and Fixed
Almost exactly two years ago, shocking news thundered across the electronics blogosphere. There was a new WiFi module on the block. It was called the ESP8266, a simple serial device capable of taking care of an 802.11 network and a WiFi stack, giving any project with a microcontroller access to the Internet. Earlier modules to connect microcontrollers were sufficient for the task, but nothing could beat the ESP8266 on price.
Now, there’s a new module that’s even cheaper and more powerful than the ESP8266, and just like all of our favorite parts from China, it inexplicably shows up on eBay …read more
Continue reading New Chip Alert: RTL8710, A Cheaper ESP8266 Competitor