Threat Modeling the Wireless Airspace in 2025
“Any Wi-Fi Attack Can Now Be a Remote Attack” By the AirEye Research TeamInspired by Mathy Vanhoef’s insights 1. Objective Wireless threats are no longer bound to physical proximity. Pre-auth vulnerabilities, beacon spoofing, and rogue access points can now be exploited remotely — even globally — thanks to cloud relays, malicious proxies, and antenna-for-hire models. […]
Wi-Fi Attacks: From White Vans, to Drones and on to Antenna for Hire
Earlier this week Greg Linares published research on a real-life Wi-Fi cyberattack against an east coast based private equity firm. The origin of the attack was a drone
AirDrop: The Hackers Tool for Dummies
Recently passengers of a flight from Israel to Turkey received on their mobile phones pictures of airplane crashes, causing fright and leading the
It’s Not About Printer Security. It’s a Hole in Your Network Security
Researchers of F-Secure recently released the details of two critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-39238 and CVE-2021-39237) affecting 150 types of HP printers