Many networking devices are still vulnerable to the Pixie Dust Wi-Fi attack method disclosed more than a decade ago.

Explore emerging attack methods, evolving AI-driven threats, supply chain risks, and strategies to strengthen defenses and stay ahead of cyber risks.

SAN FRANCISCO – Public Wi-Fi systems such as those found on airplanes, in cafes or at malls are completely insecure and anyone using them should think of everything they type as being broadcast to a ...

B.C. has revised forest carbon policy in response to a critical audit, but one expert says the province's efforts to kickstart investment in forest carbon offsets still falls short. OTTAWA — Prime ...

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Your weekly strategic brief on the cyber threat landscape. Uncover the deeper patterns behind attacks, from bootkit malware to legal actions and regul ...

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A few weeks back, we reported on a research group that figured out how to measure heartrate using perturbations in WiFi signals. [Nick Bild] was interested in this so-called “Pulse-Fi” ...