HP will give you $10,000 to hack your printer

3D printing guns; Spam is getting smarter...

ZDNet Security August 1, 2018

HP will give you $10,000 to hack your printer Researchers can earn up to $10,000 for issues which allow attackers to target you through your printer. READ FULL STORY RELATED • ​Spam is getting smarter and we're still falling for it • US government's 'do not buy' list shuts out Russia, China • Senator: Google, Facebook should outline what your data is worth Facebook reveals new covert efforts to sway 2018 midterm elections READ FULL STORY Flaw let researchers snoop on Swann smart security cameras READ FULL STORY Build a Transparent, Intelligent & Agile Supply Chain White Papers from IBM Watson Supply Chain How Cognitive Capabilities are Reshaping B2B Networks and The Supply... White Papers from IBM Watson Supply Chain Experience real-time visibility across your supply chain with Watson White Papers from IBM Watson Supply Chain More Security 1. Whoops! Has LifeLock been unlocked? 2. New Spectre attack can remotely steal secrets, researchers say 3. Dixons Carphone data breach: Victims rise from 1.2M to 10M 4. Windows 10 moves closer to killing off passwords Read more › Hardware 1. Why are PCs sales growing while Mac sales are crashing? 2. This new cryptomining malware targets business PCs and servers 3. Internet of Things: Samsung patches SmartThings Hub flaws 4. Windows PCs, Macs are slow and crash constantly, mocks Google Read more › 3D printing guns at home: Does new technology change America's gun control debate? One celebrity calls 3D-printed guns "downloadable death." But how practical is 3D-printing technology for the creation of guns? Where does 3D printing fit into today's gun debate? READ FULL STORY The Power of Visibility: Hear from Gartner how to unleash your supply chain data White Papers from IBM Watson Supply Chain View This Now More on Security Latest Anti-virus Software

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