Encryption weaknesses in RSA certificates leave IoT devices vulnerable to attack
Researchers find one-in-172 RSA certificates using a common factor to generate keys
RSA cryptography technique is used to secure data transmission to remote sources
Researchers at cyber security firm Keyfactor have identified encryption weaknesses in RSA certificates, leaving millions of Internet of Things (IoT) devices at risk of attack. In their latest study,...
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