TimeCapsule: The 10-Year Battery Solution for Apple AirTags
A revolutionary new accessory from Elevation Lab extends AirTag battery life from one year to a decade while adding military-grade protection. The TimeCapsule case replaces the standard battery with AAs and offers IP69 waterproofing, transforming Apple's tracker into a long-term monitoring powerhouse.
Security Flaw in Digital License Plates Enables Toll and Ticket Evasion
A critical vulnerability in Reviver's digital license plates allows hackers to modify displayed numbers via smartphone, potentially enabling toll evasion and ticket fraud. The hardware-level flaw affects 65,000 units across the US and cannot be fixed with a software update.
Security Flaw Exposes Digital License Plates to Hacking and Identity Theft
A major security vulnerability in Reviver's digital license plates allows hackers to change plate numbers and frame others for traffic violations. The hardware-level flaw affects 65,000 plates and cannot be fixed with software updates, raising concerns about the reliability of this emerging technology.
Smart Device Manufacturers Hide Software Support Details, FTC Study Reveals
A Federal Trade Commission study exposes that 90% of smart device makers fail to properly disclose software update timelines, potentially violating consumer protection laws. The investigation of 184 devices found misleading marketing practices and widespread non-compliance with warranty disclosure requirements.
Critical Security Flaws Found in Advantech Industrial Wi-Fi Access Points Require Immediate Patching
Researchers have identified 20 severe vulnerabilities in Advantech EKI industrial wireless access points, including six critical flaws that could enable complete device compromise. Organizations are urged to install the latest firmware updates to protect their industrial networks from potential exploitation.
Secure IoT Data Collection Breakthrough: ESP32 Enables Encrypted Sensor Communications
A groundbreaking method for secure environmental data collection combines ESP32 microcontrollers with encrypted PostgreSQL database connections. This affordable solution offers reliable protection for sensitive IoT sensor data without complex infrastructure requirements.
Massive DDoS Campaign Exploits Millions of IoT Devices Using Basic Attack Tools
A newly discovered DDoS operation dubbed 'Matrix' is targeting millions of IoT devices and enterprise servers through weak credentials and misconfigurations. The campaign highlights how readily available tools can be weaponized for large-scale cyber attacks, potentially compromising up to 35 million devices worldwide.
Testing Apps Under Poor Network Conditions: Which Ones Survive the Slowdown?
An investigation into how popular applications perform under extremely slow internet speeds reveals surprising differences in network resilience. While some apps like F-Droid and Steam gracefully handle poor connectivity, others struggle to maintain basic functionality, highlighting the importance of designing for universal access.
Ghost Tap: The Invisible Threat Draining Bank Accounts Through Contactless Payments
A new hacking technique called Ghost Tap allows cybercriminals to steal funds through contactless payments by exploiting NFCGate technology, enabling fraudulent purchases without physical access to cards. The attack combines banking malware and coordinated mules to relay tap-to-pay data globally within seconds.
Privacy Concerns Mount as Modern Cars Become Rolling Data Centers
Today's connected vehicles have transformed into sophisticated data collection machines, tracking everything from location to entertainment preferences. Privacy experts warn about the extensive personal information being gathered and shared by car manufacturers, calling for stronger regulations and transparency.