WIBattack, a Simjacker-like vulnerability, could enable attackers to take over a mobile handset
WIBattack can compromise a target device by sending a text message to run malicious instructions on the SIM card
WIBattack targets devices by sending a text message to run malicious instructions on SIM cards
Security researchers at Ginno Security Lab have uncovered another SIM-based attack, dubbed WIBattack, that they claim could enable attackers to take control of key functions of a handset. According...
More on Security
How I almost fell for a COVID vaccine scam
The latest wave of social engineering attacks related to the pandemic are sophisticated, widespread and convincing - and I was nearly taken in
Russian malware found on government-issued laptops for home schooling
Malware found to be contacting servers in Russia thought to be Gamarue.I worm
New SolarWinds hack victims emerging every day, as Malwarebytes goes public on breach
No quick fix to massive hack say security experts as a fourth malware strain is discovered
Cybersecurity in 2021: Looking ahead to another unpredictable year
The big topics will be the cloud, social engineering, automation and security budgets, as firms work to address corners cut in the pandemic
Back to Top
