#cybersecurity

Is it actually safe to charge your iPhone at airport USB ports?

Using a random USB charger can be unsafe, even though the risk is minimal. Thankfully, you have ways to protect your devices.

Engadget · EN

How to find and remove a hidden cryptominer from your homelab

Usage graphs, process paths, and network connections give miners away.

How-To Geek · EN

How bug bounty sharpens one researcher’s security skills

As Cybersecurity Awareness Month continues, the GitHub Bug Bounty team spotlights @r31n, diving into their research approach, favorite bug classes, and advice for aspiring hackers. The post How bug bounty sharpens one researcher’s security skills appeared first on The GitHub Blog .

GitHub Blog · EN

Germany says lawmakers’ iPhones may have been hacked with spyware

German lawmakers and a filmmaker are among the people who received notifications from Apple warning that their phones may have been hacked.

TechCrunch · EN

Your Robot’s Safety Functions Already Work. What If the Input Lies?

This article is brought to you by VicOne . A mobile robot slows for someone in a hallway. A collaborative arm eases its movement as a worker approaches. A humanoid pauses to let a person pass. Each response depends on information about the robot or its surroundings: a distance reading, a position estimate, or a stop signal. But what happens when one of those inputs is wrong, and the robot still responds exactly as designed? The mobile robot reads the hallway as clear while someone is still there. The arm estimates that the worker is farther away. The humanoid does not receive a stop signal as

IEEE Spectrum · EN

Jeffery Lim wants to open up cloud research

The Lincoln Laboratory scholar developed a hardware platform inspired by proprietary infrastructure, allowing researchers to design and evaluate their cloud technology in a realistic environment.

MIT News · EN