Two New Bluetooth Chip Flaws Expose Millions of Devices to Remote AttacksThe Hacker News·Nov 1, 18:48 UTC · Nov 1, 2018Exploit / PoCCVE-2018-16986CVE-2018-708060
We’re only seeing the tip of the chipCyberScoop·Apr 15, 10:00 UTC · Apr 15, 2026Exploit / PoC in the wild60
There’s a new way to flip bits in DRAM, and it works against the latest defensesArs Technica · Security·Oct 19, 12:30 UTC · Oct 19, 2023Exploit / PoC60
Almost unfixable “Sinkclose” bug affects hundreds of millions of AMD chipsArs Technica · Security·Aug 10, 13:00 UTC · Aug 10, 2024Exploit / PoC60
Friday Squid Blogging: Barramundi with Squid Ink RisottoSchneier on Security·Jan 27, 14:13 UTC · Jan 27, 2020Exploit / PoC60
BLEEDINGBIT Bluetooth flaws expose enterprises to remote attacksSecurity Affairs·Nov 1, 21:40 UTC · Nov 1, 2018Exploit / PoCCVE-2018-16986CVE-2018-708060
Apple's new security chip kills access to microphoneCyberScoop·Oct 30, 21:21 UTC · Oct 30, 2018Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Flaws in Qualcomm chips could allow snooping, Check Point findsCyberScoop·Aug 7, 19:46 UTC · Aug 7, 2020Exploit / PoC in the wildCVE-2020-11201CVE-2020-11202CVE-2020-11206+2 CVEs60
After Meltdown and Spectre, meet a new set of Intel chip flawsCyberScoop·May 14, 21:01 UTC · May 14, 2019Exploit / PoC60
What's worse? The AMD chip flaws or the disclosure process?CyberScoop·Mar 13, 23:15 UTC · Mar 13, 2018Exploit / PoC in the wild60
DHS, Apple push back on Bloomberg supply chain storyCyberScoop·Oct 8, 18:54 UTC · Oct 8, 2018Exploit / PoC in the wild60
You should pay attention to this Intel chip flawCyberScoop·Jan 3, 16:44 UTC · Jan 3, 2018Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Unpatchable BootROM Flaw Impacts Apple A12, A13 ChipsInfosecurity Magazine·Jun 22, 14:00 UTC · Jun 22, 2026Exploit / PoC60
Tech experts recommend full steam ahead on US export controls for AICyberScoop·Apr 8, 20:42 UTC · Apr 8, 2025Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Microsoft banks on new silicon chips built by Intel, others to fend off firmware attacksCyberScoop·Oct 21, 15:46 UTC · Oct 21, 2019Exploit / PoC in the wild60
BadRAM: $10 security flaw in AMD could allow hackers to access cloud computing secretsThe Record·Dec 10, 16:11 UTC · Dec 10, 2024Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Samsung’s Exynos chips cited for potentially hackable flawsThe Record·Mar 17, 14:50 UTC · Mar 17, 2023Exploit / PoCCVE-2023-26072CVE-2023-26073CVE-2023-26074+1 CVEs60
Microsoft's new 'Pluton' security processor gets buyCyberScoop·Nov 17, 17:26 UTC · Nov 17, 2020Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Google offers up to $1.5 million bounty for remotely hacking Titan M chipThe Hacker News·Nov 22, 12:52 UTC · Nov 22, 2019Exploit / PoC60
New Flaws in Qualcomm Chips Expose Millions of Android Devices to HackingThe Hacker News·Aug 6, 08:16 UTC · Aug 6, 2019Exploit / PoCCVE-2019-10539CVE-2019-10540CVE-2019-1053860
Meet 'Meltdown' and 'Spectre,' the chip flaws causing problems for nearly everyoneCyberScoop·Jan 3, 22:52 UTC · Jan 3, 2018Exploit / PoC in the wildCVE-2017-5753CVE-2017-5717CVE-2017-575460
Arm and Qualcomm Hit by Multiple ZeroInfosecurity Magazine·Oct 4, 10:30 UTC · Oct 4, 2023Exploit / PoC in the wildCVE-2023-33106CVE-2023-33107CVE-2023-33063+6 CVEs60
US warns that Beijing uses 'wide variety' of methods to steal trade secretsCyberScoop·Oct 22, 17:32 UTC · Oct 22, 2021Exploit / PoC in the wild60
DARPA invites hackers to break hardware to make it more secureCyberScoop·Jun 8, 18:59 UTC · Jun 8, 2020Exploit / PoC in the wild60
New Wi-Fi chip bug affects everything from Amazon's Echo to home routersCyberScoop·Feb 27, 14:16 UTC · Feb 27, 2020Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Security experts wary of the Pentagon's new microchip supplierCyberScoop·Jun 6, 18:00 UTC · Jun 6, 2016Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Friday Squid Blogging: Zaqistan FlagSchneier on Security·Jul 28, 21:01 UTC · Jul 28, 2023Exploit / PoC60
DARPA is looking to avoid another version of Meltdown or SpectreCyberScoop·Apr 4, 19:58 UTC · Apr 4, 2018Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Google publishes PoC Exploit code for iPhone WiSecurity Affairs·Oct 1, 13:19 UTC · Oct 1, 2017Exploit / PoCCVE-2017-11120CVE-2017-354460
Experts uncover critical flaws in Kigen eSIM affecting billionsSecurity Affairs·Jul 14, 11:09 UTC · Jul 14, 2025Exploit / PoC60
Hackers can force iOS and macOS browsers to divulge passwords and much moreArs Technica · Security·Oct 25, 17:00 UTC · Oct 25, 2023Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Jolted by Meltdown and Spectre, Intel aims to accelerate patching processCyberScoop·May 3, 14:31 UTC · May 3, 2019Exploit / PoC60
New DARPA program seeks cybersecurity through hardware designCyberScoop·Apr 21, 20:45 UTC · Apr 21, 2017Exploit / PoC in the wild60
NSF to dole out $76M in cybersecurity research grantsCyberScoop·Dec 5, 21:04 UTC · Dec 5, 2016Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Germany takes first step toward quantum-secure national ID cardsHelp Net Security·Nov 11, 00:00 UTC · Nov 11, 2025Exploit / PoC60
House lawmakers seek better tech for Commerce in fight against foreign powersCyberScoop·Aug 11, 17:44 UTC · Aug 11, 2025Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Commerce limits 19 Chinese, Taiwanese companies from buying U.S. techCyberScoop·Mar 26, 19:48 UTC · Mar 26, 2025Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Senators want agencies to encrypt data before sharing with new NSF databaseCyberScoop·Dec 20, 18:00 UTC · Dec 20, 2022Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Dmitri Alperovitch on Taiwan, China and Putin's probing cyberattacksCyberScoop·Oct 14, 18:55 UTC · Oct 14, 2022Exploit / PoC in the wild60