Sneaky ultrasonic adware makes homes vulnerable to ultrasonic hacking

lotuseclat79 · Oct 30, 2016

Sneaky ultrasonic adware makes homes vulnerable to ultrasonic hacking

In an upcoming Black Hat London presentation, UCL security researcher Vasilios Mavroudis and colleagues will describe how these ultrasonic channels (which are being incorporated as a network channel in an increasing cloud of Internet of Things devices) can be exploited by attackers to spread malicious software throughout homes -- they'll demo an attack where "an attacker equipped with a simple beacon-emitting device (e.g., a smartphone) can walk into a Starbucks at peak hour and launch a profile-corruption attack against all customers currently taking advantage of uXDT-enabled apps."
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-- Tom

lotuseclat79 · Nov 4, 2016

How to block the ultrasonic signals you didn’t know were tracking you

Your phone can talk to advertisers beyond your back, beyond your audible spectrum.
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-- Tom

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