Cybersecurity Chaos: From Neuromorphic Breakthroughs to Volkswagen App Flaws
SecurityWeek’s cybersecurity news roundup brings you the latest and greatest in digital drama. From Australian hacker DR32’s time-served sentence, to Volkswagen’s app getting a tune-up, and the EU’s sanctions on Russian entities, it’s a cybersecurity soap opera you won’t want to miss!
Hot Take:
From brainy microcontrollers to hackers with superhero complex, this week’s cybersecurity news is juicier than a spy thriller novel, minus the popcorn and explosions. Sit back, relax, and let’s dive into the world of ones, zeros, and mischief makers.
Key Points:
- Innatera’s Pulsar microcontroller revolutionizes edge devices with brain-inspired processing.
- Australian hacker DR32 gets sentenced to time served in the US after a hacking spree.
- The EU sanctions more Russian entities for cyber shenanigans, including a web host with a cheeky name.
- Volkswagen patches its app, preventing a potential privacy joyride.
- TeleMessage hack exposes messages from US government officials.
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