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Hacking Medical Devices to Hijack Secure Facilities
Security researchers have demonstrated in the past how implanted medical devices such as insulin pumps and pacemakers can be compromised. A team from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University investigated how these devices could be used to compromise secure facilities used to work on classified information.
The DoH Continues to Rise
Adoption of DNS over HTTPS (DoH) continues to rise, but so do concerns about network visibility and centralization of DNS services.
Hacking for Good: The Cult of the Dead Cow and the Rise of Hacker Culture
Members of the Cult of the Dead Cow are joined by fellow hackers and security leaders Dug Song, Katie Moussouris, and Heather Adkins to trace the origins of hacker culture and its lasting influence.
Project Zero Wants You To Help Make 0-Day Hard
The Google Project Zero team is encouraging public attack research teams to form a coalition to collaborate and share data.
Ill Communication: Improving Security By Talking It Out
Improving communication between security teams and the rest of the organization can greatly improve an enterprise's security posture.