Tag Archives: bluetooth

Wireless Mice Leave Corporate Networks Vulnerable To Attack

Posted on March 28, 2016 by Carmelo

Wireless mice, the non-bluetooth kind, are a large gaping hole to computer/network security. Yes, not all wireless is bluetooth, matter of fact, Dell, Amazon, HP, and Lenovo sell and ship wireless accessories that aren’t bluetooth; they transmit data unencrypted. With … Continue reading →

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Ford 911 Assist Foils Hit-and-Run Driver

Posted on December 11, 2015 by Carmelo

57-year-old Cathy Bernstein, a Florida woman, was driving her Ford in Port St. Lucie, on Friday when she allegedly ran into a Ford truck and then a Dodge minivan, hard enough to deploy the airbags. Not even caring, she left … Continue reading →

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Smartwatch to Smartphone Data Interception

Posted on December 11, 2014 by Carmelo

Data sent between a Smartwatch and an Android smartphone could be a subject to brute force hacks to intercept and decode users’ data, including everything from text messages to Google Hangout chats and Facebook conversations. Liviu Arsene explains. Read more … Continue reading →

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