Cybercriminals used to hacking home routers and security cameras have found another Internet-connected device to add to their botnets: your car, according to research published by Kaspersky Lab.
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Researcher: Flaw In Fleet Management Service Exposes 250k Commercial Vehicles To Attack
A quarter million commercial vehicles in India and sensitive data on tens of thousands of drivers were vulnerable to attacks because of flaws in widely used fleet management software maintained by a VE Commercial Vehicles, a joint venture between the Volvo Group and Eicher Motors, a security researcher has revealed.
Talos: Attackers Refine Phishing Playbook To Target Critical Infrastructure
Phishing played a part in more than half of all incident response engagements undertaken by Talos, Cisco’s threat research organization, during the second quarter of 2026, with healthcare organizations and manufacturing firms among the top targets.
Robot Vacuum Flaw Could Give Hackers Control Over Millions of Home Devices
A security researcher writing under the name tokay0 disclosed a flaw that could allow an attacker to access and control more than 600,000 deployed Shark model robot vacuums.
Edge Devices Are Your Cyber Underbelly. Here’s Why.
In this episode of the podcast, host Paul Roberts interviews Nishawn Smagh of the firm GreyNoise Intelligence about the findings of their State of the Edge report, an analysis of GreyNoise data on risks stemming from compromised edge devices such as broadband routers, VPN gateways, smart home devices and more. Shawn and Paul talk about how attackers are turning edge devices into their favorite entry point, and strategies for organizations to counter the growing risk of compromised edge devices.
