Sean Michael Kerner

A security researcher reveals how it was possible to exploit the command center for global farming equipment, which could have had disastrous consequences

Physical shopping carts used by retailers can potentially be locked or unlocked by hacker, though the actual risk is small

Though the big social media platforms claim to have made progress, researcher alleges little has been achieved, and it's still possible to disseminate false information

Student researcher reveals how it could be possible to hack an attendance system remotely and also change the responses that other students provide

A panel of experts debate what needs to be done to combat the increasing growth and impact of ransomware

Reading isn't always good for you, as a hacker reveals that a malicious eBook could potentially lead to a very bad day for a victim

The Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security identifies the future of the internet as a challenge of two very different visions

DBREACH—Database Reconnaissance and Exfiltration via Adaptive Compression Heuristics—is a new theoretical attack that could one day be much more than theoretical

Using a pic of the cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants, a researcher figures out an approach to bypass Windows Hello facial-recognition security

CISA head wants to encourage public–private operational collaboration and information sharing with new initiatives

While the internet itself might not actually be a series of tubes, hospitals that connect to the internet do use pneumatic tubes that could potentially be at risk

IBM X-Force researchers claim that Iranian nation-state attacker continues to be successful using the same tactics, year after year

With the volume of security advisories set to grow, it's important to know what assets are not at risk from vulnerability

While Apple pays well, researchers at Black Hat argue there is a clear lack of transparency on when, or even if, reported vulnerabilities will be fixed

With lights and beds controlled by Wi-Fi, what could go wrong? Apparently, a lot.