At an industry event, Charlie Miller, a security engineer at Uber's advanced technology center, made the claim that software operating the new generation of driverless cars can be remotely attacked.
Researchers Piers O'Hanlon and Ravishankar Borgaojkar from Oxford University expose two new IMSI-based catchers which allow for tracking and interception of data from most major smartphones.
Researchers at Invincea Labs detected two zero-days affecting Android phones. The firmware has since been updated but the research illustrates potential vulnerabilities in IoT devices.
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