Hackers are exploiting a vulnerability to hijack building access control systems
More than 2,300 smart access systems are vulnerable to the bug
Attackers are searching for vulnerable Linear eMerge E3 devices in efforts to hijack smart building access control systems
Hackers are attempting to exploit a command injection bug in Linear eMerge E3 devices in an effort to hijack smart building access control systems. That's according to researchers from firewall company...
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