Minecraft, New ForcedEntry, 99 Zombie Siblings, and the End is Near
Minecraft, the popular video game first released in 2009, has grown a cult following over the past decade. The ultimate goal of Minecraft is to
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Software Bugs, Glitches, Defects, and Technical Debt
Some time ago, I stumbled upon the term “Heisenbug.” What a perfect name for a bug! If you’re a coder, be forewarned this article may
Mid-Year 2019 IoT Industry Check-In on Cybersecurity
With half of 2019 gone already (can you believe it?), in our opinion it’s an opportune time to reflect on the state of IoT security.
Top 10 Links for Developing on Yocto
If you use Yocto as your tooling and build environment then you know the power and flexibility it brings to defining and creating runnable embedded
WhatsApp Hacked – Analyzing the Hack from a VoIP Protocol Perspective
A Review of VoIP Communication Protocols WhatsApp was hacked last week and many users have yet to update their mobile phones applications. Anytime 1.5 billion
Announcing a New Release of Dellfer ZeroDayGuard
Last week, we released ZeroDayGuard v1.1, This release focused on the platform support requirements for our early adopters, plus some unique security features. Stopping hacks
Cars on Linux and The AGL Operating System
Adoption of AGL as the embedded OS of choice for running IVI, instrumentation and telematics software by automotive manufacturers is accelerating. Several 2018 model year
Understanding Yocto and Linux Embedded
Yocto became a popular Linux distribution for embedded and IoT devices several years ago. Not all Linux developer are aware of it or even know
IoT Device Security: Learn About a Growing Imperative
Billions of devices, all doing something, all connected to something, all generating data. By 2025, deployed and functioning IoT based devices will total more than
Connected Car OTA Update Security
Connected Car OTA Updating – Another Security Need We’ve been profiling automobile evolutions that will require the security in connected cars to improve and be
ZeroDayGuard 1.0 Release Announcement
Today, we’re excited to announce the general availability of ZeroDayGuard 1.0. Last Fall, we announced the controlled release of ZeroDayGuard, and now it is officially
Automotive Ethernet: Cybersecurity Implications
CAN vs Ethernet As we all know, the CAN bus is the predominant IVN (In-Vehicle Network) for automobiles today. It’s been around since the 1980’s,
Connected Car Innovation and Automotive Cybersecurity
DENSO and Dellfer to Bring Inside Out Security to Embedded Connected Car Components Today, we jointly released a press release with Denso. Here are some
Dellfer to be Showcased with Denso at CES 2019
DENSO and its startup partners will feature latest hardware and software solutions to accelerate innovation in the automotive industry. KARIYA, Japan, Dec. 20, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — DENSO Corporation,
Wave Computing Open Sourcing MIPS R6
The one about MIPS that you probably didn’t see… Wave Computing Open Sources MIPS R6 You’ve likely heard the exciting news this week, Wave Computing
Pewdiepie Printer and CenturyLink Hack – Hacktisement or Not?
Hacktisement has been flooding our inboxes for decades. But now, it is taking a new form hitting us in ways that we may not be
Dellfer Joins Automotive Grade Linux and Linux Foundation
We were excited to have AGL announce our membership in their open source project. Here are some key excerpts from their press release on the
The Year that Was and Looking Forward to 2019
What was new in 2018? The varied topics of cybersecurity are no longer only contained within the niche articles and newsletters of the trade rags
