Protecting the Network – 2025 | In the Era of Smart Homes, Cyber Police Safeguard Home Security Ministry of Public Security Cybersecurity Bureau August 13, 2025 11:33 Beijing In the Era of Smart Homes Strengthening the Family Network Security Defense Line From smart speakers to smart cameras, numerous devices connect to the internet, bringing convenience … Read more
The morning sunlight quietly illuminates the window, and the smart curtains automatically unfold; with a tap on the phone during the commute home, the air conditioning has already started blowing cool air—this convenience of smart homes weaves the daily dream of modern life. However, when the hand of the internet easily reaches into our homes, … Read more
Researchers have discovered a critical vulnerability that can weaponize ordinary Linux webcams into BadUSB (malicious USB) attack tools, allowing remote hackers to inject malicious keystrokes and infiltrate target systems undetected. This research, presented at DEF CON 2025, is the first to confirm that attackers can remotely weaponize USB devices connected to computers, marking a significant … Read more
1. Linux Cameras Weaponized as Remote BadUSB Attack Tools A critical vulnerability has been disclosed, revealing how cameras running on ordinary Linux systems can be transformed by remote attackers into BadUSB attack tools capable of injecting malicious keystrokes, silently compromising target systems. This research was first presented at the DEF CON 2025 conference, showcasing how … Read more
On July 31, a brief announcement shook the global tech community:The National Internet Information Office officially summoned NVIDIA Corporation based on the “Cybersecurity Law,” “Data Security Law,” and “Personal Information Protection Law,” requiring an explanation regarding the “backdoor security risks” of the H20 computing power chip sold to China, and to submit complete technical proof … Read more
Image Source: Visual China In the early hours of August 6, NVIDIA published a lengthy statement on its Chinese website and other channels, stating that there are no backdoors, kill switches, or monitoring software in NVIDIA chips. “These are certainly not ways to build a trustworthy system, and they never will be.” NVIDIA indicated in … Read more
According to the current research on the innovative applications of enterprise AI Agents, there are significant differences in the pace of large model and AI Agent technology implementation across different industries. Overall, the rapid deployment of AI Agents is mainly concentrated in emerging enterprises and application scenarios driven by AI, which tend to have a … Read more
Abstract: The development of information technology in industrial control systems has gradually highlighted the security risks of industrial control networks. Since the “13th Five-Year Plan,” cybersecurity has risen to a national strategic level, and industrial control systems, as national-level critical information infrastructure, have crucial information security needs. This article analyzes the existing risks in industrial … Read more
This article is from the March 2017 issue of CONTROL ENGINEERING China, originally titled: How to Safely Use Removable Storage Devices in Industrial Control Systems? For critical and hazardous environments, the use of removable storage devices can pose significant risks, and companies need to take strict measures to ensure that industrial control systems and other … Read more
Shake Network Technology NewsClick the follow button on the right for the latest technology news!Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a complex Linux backdoor program named “Plague” that establishes persistent SSH access by manipulating core authentication mechanisms while evading detection by all major antivirus engines, posing an unprecedented threat to enterprise security.Researchers from Nextron Systems found that … Read more