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Canon's next full-frame mirrorless camera promises to be its most capable, powerful model yet. In a development announcement today, the company teased a few details on its forthcoming EOS R3, a mirrorless model that's positioned between the EOS R5 and 1D X Mark III. Details are a bit thin, but that's expected with this type of news. It's an indication that the EOS R3 is ready to go out into the hands of photographers for real-world testing. We do know that the R3 is built to satisfy pro photographers. Its body design includes an integrated vertical shooting grip, and Canon promises that its o...

Canon announces development of the EOS R3 Full-frame Mirrorless Camera, launches three new RF lenses Canon announces development of the EOS R3 Full-frame Mirrorless Camera, launches three new RF lenses Advertisement Canon India today announced that the company is currently developing the new EOS R3 full-frame mirrorless camera, which will feature a newly developed 35mm full-frame, backlit, stacked CMOS sensor and a DIGIC X image processor. The new camera is designed to provide high-level basic functionality required to meet the needs of professional and enthusiast users.   "The currently-in-...

Source: Zyxel Security researchers are warning that attackers appear to have stepped up scanning for vulnerable Zyxel products, including VPN gateways, access point controllers and firewalls. A vulnerability in the company's firmware, which was first disclosed in December by researchers, can be exploited to install a hard-coded backdoor that could give threat actors remote administrative privileges. Dutch security firm Eye Control, which first uncovered the flaw, believes the bug could affect as many as 100,000 Zyxel products worldwide. Following the disclosure of the vulnerability, Zyxel iss...

Over 1 lakh Zyxel firewalls, VPN gateways at hacking risk, says report IANSJan 2, 2021, 11:19 IST PIXABAY backdoor account in over 1 lakh networking devices manufactured by Taiwan-based company Zyxel, that can grant hackers access to those vulnerable devices and put data at risk. The backdoor account, discovered by a team of Dutch security researchers from Eye Control, is considered as bad as it gets in terms of vulnerabilities, ZDNet reported on Saturday. "Affected models include many of Zyxel's top products from its line of business-grade devices, usually deployed across private ent...

Read more about Over 100,000 Zyxel firewalls, VPN gateways at hacking risk: Report on Business Standard. Dutch cybersecurity researchers have discovered backdoor account in 100,000 networking devices manufactured by Zyxel, that can grant hackers access to those vulnerable devices and put data at risk