Tag: Security / Security News

This week, WIRED looked into the plight of Joseph Tartaro, a security researcher whose NULL vanity license plate at one point had […]

The tail end of the Defcon hacking conference this week saw a remote car-start dongle and app that could have been hacked […]

Facebook doesn’t have the most stellar privacy and security track record, especially given that many of its notable gaffes were avoidable. But […]

Joseph Tartaro never meant to cause this much trouble. Especially for himself. In late 2016, Tartaro decided to get a vanity license […]

For months, systems administrators have been racing to patch their Windows systems against BlueKeep, a critical vulnerability in Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Protocol […]

Hacker summer camp is here again! You know what that means: WIRED is back in Las Vegas for the annual Black Hat […]

For the last two years, hackers have come to the Voting Village at the DefCon security conference in Las Vegas to tear […]

The first time I called into an elevator, I picked up my iPhone and dialed the number—labeled on my list as the […]

Apple Pay has a slew of protective features that make it a secure method of online credit card transactions. And since 2016, […]

For more than a decade, Apple has built a fortress around the iPhone, making iOS devices arguably the most locked-down computers accessible […]