Researchers have uncovered a Wi-Fi vulnerability that allows nearby attackers to intercept sensitive data and execute machine-in-the-middle attacks against connected devices.
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The vulnerability was discovered in Asus routers, but all devices using the affected chipset are susceptible to attacks.
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An error in the firmware-upload handler leads to devices starting an unauthenticated root-level Telnet service.
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Michael Clapsis has been sentenced to 7 years and 4 months in prison for stealing sensitive information.
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One of the two 17-year-old boys allegedly walked by law enforcement and embassy offices carrying a Wi-Fi sniffer.
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NetRise has identified 20 device models from six vendors that are still vulnerable to Pixie Dust attacks.
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An investigation has been launched into a Wi-Fi service hack that has impacted many train stations in the United Kingdom.
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A couple of Wi-Fi authentication bypass vulnerabilities found in open source software can expose enterprise and home networks to attacks.
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Mysterious Whiffy Recon malware scans for nearby Wi-Fi access points to obtain the location of the infected device.
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Ford says a critical vulnerability in the TI Wi-Fi driver of the SYNC 3 infotainment system on certain vehicle models does not pose a safety risk.
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