all InfoSec news
Critical Bluetooth flaw could take over Android, Apple, Linux devices
Dec. 7, 2023, 7:57 p.m. | Steve Zurier
SC Magazine feed for Strategy www.scmagazine.com
The flaw is an authentication bypass that lets attackers connect susceptible devices and inject keystrokes to achieve code execution as the victim.
android apple attackers authentication authentication bypass bluetooth bypass code code execution connect critical devices endpointdevice-security flaw inject keystrokes linux patchconfiguration-management victim
More from www.scmagazine.com / SC Magazine feed for Strategy
Investment round pulls in $35M for SpyCloud
2 days, 8 hours ago |
www.scmagazine.com
SC Awards Interviews Video Player
3 days, 5 hours ago |
www.scmagazine.com
Jobs in InfoSec / Cybersecurity
CyberSOC Technical Lead
@ Integrity360 | Sandyford, Dublin, Ireland
Cyber Security Strategy Consultant
@ Capco | New York City
Cyber Security Senior Consultant
@ Capco | Chicago, IL
Senior Security Researcher - Linux MacOS EDR (Cortex)
@ Palo Alto Networks | Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Sr. Manager, NetSec GTM Programs
@ Palo Alto Networks | Santa Clara, CA, United States
SOC Analyst I
@ Fortress Security Risk Management | Cleveland, OH, United States