Posted on April 17, 2025
The network industry is pushing for new and improved standards in Wi-Fi technology. You’ve probably heard of “Wi-Fi 7,” which is based on the IEEE 802.11be standard. This new generation offers higher throughput and enhanced encryption, ensuring faster speeds and increased security. I strongly recommend upgrading your network whenever possible, as older devices can become vulnerable over time.
Posted on April 17, 2025
A zero-day refers to a software vulnerability or bug that has just been discovered. Zero-day vulnerabilities pose a significant threat to businesses, as they are often known only by those who discover them. For example, a zero-day was recently identified in Apple iPhones, potentially allowing attackers to view photos in real time. To protect yourself from such vulnerabilities, ensure that your devices are updated frequently, use strong and unique passwords with a password manager, and avoid clicking on suspicious links.
Posted on April 17, 2025
If you have a keyless car, you probably have a key fob that uses RFID; the signal that your fob uses can be copied and cloned
to another device. This lets attackers clone your key as if it was an exact duplicate so they can gain access to your vehicle.
However, you can block this signal from transmitting into the air by using an RFID blocking case.
Just about everyone owns a debit or credit card. In most cases these cards have a chip that uses NFC (Near Field Communication).
This signal also constantly emits data. Attackers can use the same method and clone a card or any NFC-enabled device.
You can prevent this by using an NFC blocking wallet.
