#DEFCON: A Bad eBook Can Take Over Your Kindle (or Worse)Infosecurity Magazine·Aug 6, 19:44 UTC · Aug 6, 2021VulnerabilityCVE-2021-30354CVE-2021-3035547
Sharing eBook With Your Kindle Could Have Let Hackers Hijack Your AccountThe Hacker News·Jan 22, 10:40 UTC · Jan 22, 2021Vulnerability42
New Amazon Kindle Bug Could've Let Attackers Hijack Your eBook ReaderThe Hacker News·Aug 6, 10:34 UTC · Aug 6, 2021VulnerabilityCVE-2021-30354CVE-2021-3035560
Forbes Names Beyond Fear as One of the "13 Books Technology Executives Should Have On Their Shelves"Schneier on Security·Jan 27, 14:19 UTC · Jan 27, 2020Vulnerability30
Hacker discovered security flaws in Amazon, Apple and Google epub servicesSecurity Affairs·Jan 27, 08:44 UTC · Jan 27, 2017VulnerabilityCVE-2016-766635
Unpatched Critical Flaws Disclosed in UThe Hacker News·Jun 6, 14:04 UTC · Jun 6, 2022VulnerabilityCVE-2022-30790CVE-2022-3055260
Talos reported WebKit flaws in WebKit that allow Remote Code ExecutionSecurity Affairs·Dec 1, 08:50 UTC · Dec 1, 2020Vulnerability in the wildCVE-2020-13584CVE-2020-13543CVE-2020-9948+3 CVEs60
Flaw affecting 1B+ Wi-Fi-enabled devices allows attackers to decrypt wireless network packetsHelp Net Security·Mar 23, 11:42 UTC · Mar 23, 2020VulnerabilityCVE-2019-1512635
Wi-Fi Chip VulnerabilitySchneier on Security·Mar 3, 06:43 UTC · Mar 3, 2020VulnerabilityCVE-2019-1512635
New Wi-Fi Encryption Vulnerability Affects Over A Billion DevicesThe Hacker News·Feb 26, 18:15 UTC · Feb 26, 2020VulnerabilityCVE-2019-1512647
A Harlequin Romance Novel about HackersSchneier on Security·Jan 27, 14:40 UTC · Jan 27, 2020Vulnerability30
Exposing the threat of shadow devicesHelp Net Security·May 14, 00:00 UTC · May 14, 2018Vulnerability30