Unsecured server exposes 157 GB of highly sensitive data from Tesla, Toyota and more

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CSO Salted Hash Jul 24, 2018 Unsecured server exposes 157 GB of highly sensitive data from Tesla, Toyota and more A publicly accessible server belonging to Level One Robotics and Controls exposed 157 GB of highly sensitive data from hundreds of companies, including Tesla, Toyota and Ford. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Half a billion smart devices vulnerable to decade-old DNS rebinding attacks • $29 For Two Etekcity Smart Plugs With Alexa Compatibility - Deal Alert • Can cyber insurance cover acts of cyber terrorism? • 6 essential elements of edge computing security • The router of all evil • Review: Predictively locking down security with Balbix White Paper: PTC 4 Reasons Remote Monitoring is Your Best Move to Better Service Download this free e-book to discover how companies are realizing proven returns with IoT-enabled remote monitoring, which can be quickly implemented and monetized. Read More ▶ Half a billion smart devices vulnerable to decade-old DNS rebinding attacks Researchers warned that 496 million smart devices used by enterprises and in homes are vulnerable to DNS rebinding attacks. Read More ▶ DealPost $29 For Two Etekcity Smart Plugs With Alexa Compatibility - Deal Alert Turn your appliances on/off remotely from your mobile device, or with your voice via Alexa. Or automate with a schedule. The plug also monitors and helps control energy usage, and the slow drain that occurs even when devices aren't in use. Read More ▶ Can cyber insurance cover acts of cyber terrorism? Cyber insurance policies do not typically cover physical destruction or loss of life, but the UK government-backed reinsurer, Pool Re, announced this year it will cover acts of cyber officially deemed "terrorism" by Her Majesty's Government. (Did you spot the catch?) Read More ▶ 6 essential elements of edge computing security Edge computing is fast becoming a new cybersecurity "front line" as users overlook security in their rush to get data and services deployed. Do you have a plan for patrolling the edge? Read More ▶ The router of all evil Discusses research on threats to home routers, which recently became the target of a Russian malware campaign using the "VPNfilter" malware. Read More ▶ Review: Predictively locking down security with Balbix Balbix may technically be a vulnerability manager, but it does it so much better and also so much more that it breaks the bounds of its category. Read More ▶ White Paper: PTC Remote Monitoring Provides Real-Time Information for Improved Servicing In the "Quick Start Guide: Monitoring Equipment with IoT" eBook, Tech-Clarity, an independent manufacturing technology research firm, shows how manufacturers can use remote monitoring to quickly identify failures and efficiently repair equipment. Tech-Clarity provides actionable steps that manufacturers can take to connect remote equipment, gather the right data and put that data to use. Read More ▶ Editor's Picks 1. Identity eats security: How identity management is driving security 2. What it takes to build a zero trust network 3. 7 threat modeling mistakes you're probably making 4. 6 essential elements of edge computing security 5. Hardware, software options emerge for runtime encryption

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