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Previewing Black Hat Europe 2023 in London: 16 Hot Sessions - Vimarsana News

Previewing Black Hat Europe 2023 in London: 16 Hot Sessions

Winter in London features Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland, Christmas lights galore, and the return of the Black Hat Europe cybersecurity conference, featuring briefings on everything from quantum cryptography and router pwning to dissecting iOS zero-days and training generative AI to attack.

LogoFAIL Bootup Flaw Puts Hundreds of Devices at Risk - Vimarsana News

LogoFAIL Bootup Flaw Puts Hundreds of Devices at Risk

Hackers could use a firmware specification designed to flash a corporate logo during computer bootup to deliver a malicious payload that circumvents the industry

Previewing Black Hat Europe 2023 in London: 16 Hot Sessions - Vimarsana News

Previewing Black Hat Europe 2023 in London: 16 Hot Sessions

Winter in London features Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland, Christmas lights galore, and the return of the Black Hat Europe cybersecurity conference, featuring briefings on everything from quantum cryptography and router pwning to dissecting iOS zero-days and training generative AI to attack.

LogoFAIL Bootup Flaw Puts Hundreds of Devices at Risk - Vimarsana News

LogoFAIL Bootup Flaw Puts Hundreds of Devices at Risk

Hackers could use a firmware specification designed to flash a corporate logo during computer bootup to deliver a malicious payload that circumvents the industry

Critical 'LogoFAIL' Bugs Offer Secure Boot Bypass for Millions of PCs - Vimarsana News

Critical 'LogoFAIL' Bugs Offer Secure Boot Bypass for Millions of PCs

Hundreds of consumer and enterprise-grade x86 and ARM models from various vendors, including Intel, Acer, and Lenovo, are potentially vulnerable to bootkits and takeover.