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Security cameras are safer than ever but if you're worried about unauthorized access, here are some steps you can follow for ...

SecurityScorecard uncovers ‘LapDogs’ – a covert ORB network compromising Soho routers, with Ruckus and Buffalo devices among ...

Authorities are also probing the hacking of Chinese IP cameras that recorded and leaked videos ... Domestic research teams revealed evidence of public opinion manipulation originating from China.

China stands accused of stealing intellectual property and using artificial intelligence to hack and spy on other nations at an unprecedented scale.. As Reuters reports, the accusations come from ...

A number of foreign hacker organizations have been utilizing malicious websites and overseas IP addresses to execute cyberattacks targeting China and other nations, according to China's national ...

Ordinary citizens are also suffering from hacking originating from China. It is pointed out that over 80% of IP cameras widely used in closed-circuit television (CCTV) in the country are made in ...

Security firm Lumen Technologies has been tracking Volt Typhoon and identified Netgear ProSAFE firewalls, Cisco RV320s, DrayTek Vigor routers, and Axis IP cameras as the targets.

96.4% of the cameras CyberNews examined belonged to these brands, but it’s worth highlighting that this doesn’t mean that 96% of connected cameras are benefitting from an uptick in protection.

China stands accused of stealing intellectual property and using artificial intelligence to hack and spy on other nations at an unprecedented scale.. As Reuters reports, the accusations come from ...