More Than 14,000 College Printers in the US Are Open to Hackers
Hackers could remotely abuse them to print whatever they wanted, or even brick them. Continue reading More Than 14,000 College Printers in the US Are Open to Hackers
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Hackers could remotely abuse them to print whatever they wanted, or even brick them. Continue reading More Than 14,000 College Printers in the US Are Open to Hackers
Among the things one can find with Shodan, the search engine for the Internet of Things, are trucks, buses and delivery vans that have been equipped with the Telematics Gateway Unit (TGU) device and a modem to connect to the Internet. Hacking industrial vehicles What’s more, security researcher Jose Carlos Norte says that this setup can be misused by malicious individuals to monitor and control these vehicles: discover their position, their speed, and so on, … More → Continue reading Hacking Internet-connected trucks and buses