Google has pulled the plug on Android Things, the operating system designed for low-energy Internet of Things devices and announced just a couple of years ago. Read more on the blog.

Gitpaste-12 operators launched a malware campaign with new tools. Read more on the blog.

Researchers found a way to steal data through Wi-Fi from a computer with no dedicated Wi-Fi hardware.

A Google Project Zero security researcher has found a vulnerability in iOS that allowed him to take over any iPhone nearby with virtually no interaction from the victim.

Asia faces dramatic increase in mobile malware infections. Indonesia seems to be the most affected by this problem by far.

Security researcher ‘stole’ Tesla Model X in minutes using bluetooth radio kit. Find our more on the blog.

Tesla fixed some of these security issues, at least for the last generation of products. Read more about the vulnerabilities on the blog:

Users of Old Android Devices Could Face a Serious Root Certificate Problem in 2021.

AI-Controlled Camera Follows Bald Referee’s Head Instead of the Ball. The replacement of the camera was due to the worldwide situation and these systems can always be perfected.

IoT hardware segment includes more than cool devices with fun commercial use. The most of it is invisible and integrated into various industries.

Security researcher found Waze API vulnerability allowing him to track users and gather data. Fortunately, Google already fixed this vulnerability.

Security Researchers Find Undisclosed Backdoor in Chinese Children’s Smartwatch. The backdoor allows not only parents to control the watch, but also other parties.

Cybercriminals are quick to adapt their strategies and change the tactics during these times.

Because of the rare firmware updates routers usually have, they are more likely to get infected. Read more on the blog.

Amazon Promises to Extend the Range of Its IoT Devices Allowing Them to Stay Online without Wi-Fi. New security and privacy challenges must be taken into account.

Mozi Botnet Accounts for Most Traffic in Q1 2020, New Research Shows. These kind of botnets are used in DDoS attacks and prefer to target IoT devices such as routers.

Bluetooth Low-Energy Vulnerability Exposes Millions of Devices to Man-in-the-Middle Attacks. The vulnerability is found in devices that are supporting Bluetooth BR/EDR and LE using Cross-Transport Key Derivation (CTKD).

With the rollout of #5G technologies nearing, what impact will this technology have on #connected consumers? Read what @Bitdefender answered on the recent blog post from @ParksAssociates: bit.ly/3ilKGeg #CONNUS20

Researchers Develop New Artificial Intelligence Technique That Could Protect Medical Devices Against Cyberattacks and Human Errors.

Microsoft Patches Azure Sphere Vulnerabilities Found by Cisco. This kind of vulnerabilities don’t concern regular users directly, although IoT security still remains a problem in the industry.