Microsoft investigating hacking group’s claims of successful breach
Cybercrime organization Lapsus$ posted suspicious screenshots. Microsoft officials said they are "aware of the claims and are investigating."
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Samsung
As contact tracing gains attention, a researcher pokes a hole in Bluetooth technology
A German university student show how to execute code on a Samsung Galaxy S10e.
Researchers use 3D-printed fingerprints to unlock an iPhone8, laptops
It just takes $2,000 and a 3-D printer to get started, they say.
Google, Samsung patch voice assistant flaws that could have allowed access to device’s camera
Both companies fixed the issues in July.
Samsung, Google acknowledge flaws in phone-unlocking biometric tools
The episodes highlight how, just like any other technology, biometrics software needs to be rigorously tested for bugs.
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Researchers earn thousands for exposing mobile device exploits at Pwn2Own
The competition exposed bugs in mobile devices made by Apple, Samsung and Xiaomi. Hackers went home with thousands of dollars and some sweet jackets.
20 new vulnerabilities discovered in the Samsung SmartThings Hub, patches issued
The system can control virtually your entire home, up to and including locks and cameras. Cisco Talos says vulnerabilities could give a hacker complete access.
Allowing mobile solutions to be secure and successful
DOD's Tim Hoyt talks with FedScoop's Billy Mitchell on how the department is handling emerging technologies from a security perspective.
Fusing security with usability
Todd Maxwell, Samsung's Senior Manager for Business Development and Innovation, explains how Samsung is helping the federal government secure innovative technology while also make it usable for…
The future of mobile innovation in federal government
New mobile technology advances are enabling innovations in immersive training, mobile productivity and security at civilian and defense agencies.
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