Collaborate Disseminate
Some of the world’s leading photojournalists and filmmakers are calling on the manufacturers of the cameras they use to add encryption to their products, as the number of threats they face from having their devices seized is “literally too high to coun… Continue reading 150 Filmmakers and Photojournalists Call On Nikon, Sony, and Canon To Build in Encryption
New driver doesn’t support camera tracking or motion controls, but it’s a step forward. Continue reading Thanks to Modders, You Can Now Play SteamVR Games with a PSVR Headset
Mike Mimoso and Chris Brook discuss the news of the week, including the latest Linux bug, Sony closing backdoors in cameras, and Google’s new open source fuzzer. Continue reading Threatpost News Wrap, December 8, 2016
Mike Mimoso and Chris Brook discuss the news of the week, including the latest Linux bug, Sony closing backdoors in cameras, and Google’s new open source fuzzer. Continue reading Threatpost News Wrap, December 8, 2016
Sony closes backdoors in IPELA security cameras – but why were they open in the first place? Continue reading If you’ve got a Sony IP camera, update its firmware now
Many network security cameras made by Sony could be taken over by hackers and infected with botnet malware if their firmware is not updated to the latest version. Researchers from SEC Consult have found two backdoor accounts that exist in 80 models of … Continue reading Backdoor Accounts Found in 80 Sony IP Security Camera Models
By Uzair Amir
SEC Consult, renowned IT security services and consultation firm, has identified that there is a critical flaw in Sony’s 80 SNC series IP cameras. This series features the IPELA ENGINE signal processing system of Sony. It is discovered that the security cameras have backdoor accounts that can be exploited to gain control of the device. […]
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Continue reading Nearly 80 Sony IP Camera Models Plagued with Backdoor Accounts
Sony today shared sales figures of the PlayStation 4, saying the gaming console surpassed 50 million units as of this week. The console was launched in November 2013, and hit 40 million sales mark in May this year. In a statement, the company said, via… Continue reading Sony Has Sold 50 Million PlayStation 4 Units
Resurrecting a beloved piece of tech can be a trying process when fighting through the mild heartbreak — doubly so if the product has been discontinued. When their old Sony PRS-T1 e-book reader refused to charge after leaving it on their dashboard during a hot day, [Andrea Gangemi] decided to leverage a little techno-necromancy and hack together a fix.
[Gangemi] found the problem to be a battery failure, but there was nary a replacement to be found. An old Motorola mobile phone battery ended up fitting the purpose nicely. Cracking open the e-book reader, de-soldering the old battery and — …read more
Could have called it ‘The Second Last of Us’ but hey it’s a free country. Continue reading The World Still Sucks in ‘The Last of Us Part II’
