Posts Tagged ‘network connectivity’

Networked Light Bulbs Can Expose WiFi Password

Jul

2014

A group of researchers has discovered that a specific type of LED light bulbs with network connectivity could be used by an attacker to capture and decrypt the credentials for the WiFi network from a distance of about 30 meters / 98 feet. LIFX light bulbs are WiFi-enabled and can function in a network that […]

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Lime Pop: The Next Android.Enesoluty App

Mar

2013

The gang that maintains Android.Enesoluty has been busy since last summer registering over one hundred domains used to host app sites and sending spam from these domains. It is now apparent that the group is also still busy developing malware variants. Several days ago, Symantec discovered a new variant of Android.Enesoluty.As is the case with […]

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What threats will Web users face in 2013?

Jan

2013

Here are the threats that the AVG Web Threats Research group expects to see in the coming New Year. 1. Java will remain the top exploited software. With over a billion machines running Java it’s a big target and extensively used by the most popular exploit kits today. 2. Mobile malware will grow. Mobile devices […]

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