Collaborate Disseminate
By Sudais
Your exposed webcams are backdoor for creeps.
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Once again concerns are being raised about the sorry state of IoT security, after a security researcher discovered over 15,000 private webcams that have been left wide open for anyone with an internet connection to spy upon.
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Webcams are older than you think – but the oldest one still running won’t be around much longer. Continue reading Webcam woes – world’s oldest online camera struggles with security
The list of vulnerabilities recently discovered by researchers relate to one model, the Nest Cam IQ Indoor camera. Continue reading Google’s Nest webcam needs patching after flaws found
Who wouldn’t want a robot that can fetch them a glass of water? [Saral Tayal] didn’t just think that, he jumped right in and built his own personal assistant robot. This isn’t just some remote-controlled rover though. The robot actually listens to his voice and recognizes his face.
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RingCentral and other video conferencing apps share the same flaws as those revealed in Zoom earlier this month, including the ability to hijack users’ webcams without their permission.
Apple pushes out further silent updates to protect users fro… Continue reading Apple pushes out another silent update to address flaws in RingCentral and other video conferencing apps
White-label versions of Zoom come with the same bug as Apple patched last week. Time to patch again.
The post Zoom Spying Vulnerability: The Plot Thickens appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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Zoom, the makers of a video conferencing app used by millions of people around the world, did not handle the discovery of a privacy vulnerability its software at all well.
It’s a good thing, then, that Apple has nixed the software’s dodgy b… Continue reading Apple pushes out silent update to remove sketchy Zoom code from Macs
Mac users of the Zoom video conferencing app are warned their webcams could be hijacked, security firms warn of how scammers are deepfaking audio to steal from businesses, and our guest owns up to the role he played in an Iranian cyberattack against US… Continue reading Smashing Security #136: Oops, we created Iran’s hacking exploit
If you have installed Zoom, any website can turn on your Mac’s webcam without asking your permission.
Oh, and if you’ve since uninstalled Zoom – that doesn’t fix the problem.
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