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GQ Magazine
January 4, 2018
As a professional online person, I have a soft spot in my heart for bad tweets. Sure, I like to chortle at a good tweet from one of the many amateur Mitch Hedbergs plying their trade on social media. But nothing beats a truly rage stroke-inducing bad tweet. It is my daily bread. And whenever I see a shitty tweetÃÂ ...
Naked Security
September 22, 2017
Even the cleverest malware is stranded unless it can communicate with the people who sent it. This can be hard to achieve without a network's defenders noticing the malware's chatter, so stealthy communication is at a premium for malware that wants to go unnoticed. The most extreme example of thisÃÂ ...
Techworm
May 7, 2016
They have submitted a proof of concept demonstrating how a PC virus called badBIOS spread through microphones. The study found out that it's possible to transmit computer viruses via sound, confirming a controversial suspicion reported earlier this year. However the shocking news is that the malwareÃÂ ...
Naked Security
November 16, 2015
Just like the BadBIOS controversy from late 2013, which was supposed to be hardware-level malware that could steal data even across a so-called network “air gap,” such as the one that exists between the average TV and smartphone. The idea is that you can use regular audio waves to transmit dataÃÂ ...
Ars Technica
July 31, 2014
When creators of the state-sponsored Stuxnet worm used a USB stick to infect air-gapped computers inside Iran's heavily fortified Natanz nuclear facility, trust in the ubiquitous storage medium suffered a devastating blow. Now, white-hat hackers have devised a feat even more seminal—an exploit thatÃÂ ...
PCWorld
January 15, 2014
In recent months, security researchers have pondered whether craftily designed malware could steal data from a computer using high-frequency signals when a network connection was not present. Take security researcher Dragos Ruiu, who claimed several months ago that a malware dubbed badBiosÃÂ ...
New Statesman
December 3, 2013
It's a fascinating find, although it still doesn't explain where on earth badBIOS came from – if it does exist – nor how it first infected Ruiu's computers. But, these days it isn't unusual for the paranoid to stick tape across their webcam to stop hackers taking surreptitious pictures. Perhaps it may be wise to beginÃÂ ...
New Scientist
November 15, 2013
If Ruiu is right, it means that malware, which he has called “badBIOS”, has somehow been installed in one of his computer's chips, only to lie dormant until an audio signal wakes it up. No malicious code has so far been found on Ruiu's “infected” machines. “This is all conjecture until forensic analysis findsÃÂ ...
Ars Technica
November 5, 2013
Five days after Ars chronicled a security researcher's three-year odyssey investigating a mysterious piece of malware he dubbed badBIOS, some of his peers say they are still unable to reproduce his findings. "I am getting increasingly skeptical due to the lack of evidence," fellow researcher Arrigo TriulziÃÂ ...
Ars Technica
October 31, 2013
In posts here, here, and here, Ruiu posited another theory that sounds like something from the screenplay of a post-apocalyptic movie: "badBIOS," as Ruiu dubbed the malware, has the ability to use high-frequency transmissions passed between computer speakers and microphones to bridge airgaps.
MSPoweruser
September 25, 2017
Not sure what is going on here. CPU or HDD fragmentation problem, or SATA controller driver or bad BIOS/UEFI configuration (f a custom build ...
Naked Security
September 22, 2017
The best-known example of this class of attack is probably the legendary and strange BadBIOS from 2013, which was said amongst other ...
Techworm
May 7, 2016
They have submitted a proof of concept demonstrating how a PC virus called badBIOS spread through microphones. The study found out that ...
Naked Security
November 16, 2015
Just like the BadBIOS controversy from late 2013, which was supposed to be hardware-level malware that could steal data even across a ...
PCWorld
January 15, 2014
Take security researcher Dragos Ruiu, who claimed several months ago that a malware dubbed badBios could hijack a PC's microphone and ...
ExtremeTech
December 3, 2013
Ruiu nicknamed this bug “badBIOS,” and research into its existence (or lack thereof) continues. Multiple security researchers have lined up on ...
New Scientist
November 15, 2013
If Ruiu is right, it means that malware, which he has called “badBIOS”, has somehow been installed in one of his computer's chips, only to lie ...
Ars Technica
November 5, 2013
Five days after Ars chronicled a security researcher's three-year odyssey investigating a mysterious piece of malware he dubbed badBIOS, ...
Heise Newsticker
November 2, 2013
Dragos Ruiu will die vermeintliche Super-Malware BadBios entdeckt haben. Doch es gibt Zweifel an den Aussagen des renommierten ...
Ars Technica
October 31, 2013
Three years ago, security consultant Dragos Ruiu was in his lab when he noticed something highly unusual: his MacBook Air, on which he had ...
MSPoweruser
September 25, 2017
Not sure what is going on here. CPU or HDD fragmentation problem, or SATA controller driver or bad BIOS/UEFI configuration (f a custom buildÃÂ ...
Naked Security
September 22, 2017
The best-known example of this class of attack is probably the legendary and strange BadBIOS from 2013, which was said amongst otherÃÂ ...
SemiAccurate
August 18, 2017
... dual UEFI BIOSes which have come in hand on any number of occasions when I've had a bad BIOS flash happen or an overclocking failure.
News4C
August 16, 2017
That may have been an engineering sample or just some bad written micro code or just a bad bios version even though V3 and V4 are not theÃÂ ...
Naked Security
February 23, 2017
The BadBIOS story from 2013, in which a Canadian researcher thought he might have discovered a strain of in-the-wild BIOS malware thatÃÂ ...
Fortune
October 30, 2016
... or other exploitable network connection—nonetheless spread an apparent virus strain he dubbed “badBIOS.” Ruiu initially speculated theÃÂ ...
Techworm
May 7, 2016
He found out that the badBIOS malware can literally communicate with each other. Ruiu's finding were not accepted by the larger securityÃÂ ...
Naked Security
November 16, 2015
Just like the BadBIOS controversy from late 2013, which was supposed to be hardware-level malware that could steal data even across aÃÂ ...
PCWorld
January 15, 2014
Take security researcher Dragos Ruiu, who claimed several months ago that a malware dubbed badBios could hijack a PC's microphone andÃÂ ...
PCWorld
January 15, 2014
Take security researcher Dragos Ruiu, who claimed several months ago that a malware dubbed badBios could hijack a PC's microphone andÃÂ ...
New Statesman
December 3, 2013
The possibility that such a virus – which he dubbed “badBIOS” – is out ... although it still doesn't explain where on earth badBIOS came from – ifÃÂ ...
New Statesman
December 3, 2013
The possibility that such a virus – which he dubbed “badBIOS” – is out ... although it still doesn't explain where on earth badBIOS came from – ifÃÂ ...
New Scientist
November 15, 2013
If Ruiu is right, it means that malware, which he has called “badBIOS”, has somehow been installed in one of his computer's chips, only to lieÃÂ ...
Ars Technica
November 5, 2013
Five days after Ars chronicled a security researcher's three-year odyssey investigating a mysterious piece of malware he dubbed badBIOS,ÃÂ ...
Ars Technica
October 31, 2013
Three years ago, security consultant Dragos Ruiu was in his lab when he noticed something highly unusual: his MacBook Air, on which he hadÃÂ ...
Naked Security
February 23, 2017
The BadBIOS story from 2013, in which a Canadian researcher thought he might have discovered a strain of in-the-wild BIOS malware that could jump airgaps in a similar way.
SegmentNext
February 8, 2017
... against the high end, top of the line AMD Ryzen CPUs that will be coming out soon. Reports claim that the chip will also feature thermal interface material and will have integrated graphics disabled which will be bad news if you suffer from a bad BIOS.
MSPoweruser
December 10, 2016
Microsoft recently started rolling out a new update to Windows 10 devices, KB3201845 to users. The update bumped the OS build number to 14393.479 and it fixed a couple of issues.
Metro TV News
June 30, 2016
Metrotvnews.com: Sekelompok peneliti mengklaim bahwa mereka berhasil mengembangkan malware yang dapat mengambil data dari komputer yang tidak terhubung ke internet dan tidak memiliki kamera atau speaker.
Naked Security
June 28, 2016
There was also the BadBIOS story from 2013, in which a Canadian researcher thought he might have discovered a strain of in-the-wild BIOS malware that could jump between computers in a similar way.
Techworm
May 7, 2016
They have submitted a proof of concept demonstrating how a PC virus called badBIOS spread through microphones. The study found out that it's possible to transmit computer viruses via sound, confirming a controversial suspicion reported earlier this year.
The Hindu
March 18, 2016
A few years later, 'spyware' became a big thing (BadBIOS, Bitter Bugs, Heartbleed and Bash were among the most notorious).
UPROXX
February 10, 2016
So you want to write a movie. You've got a plot with three acts, an interesting location, and a pretty cool dude who's going to take the lead on this story that's totally not about your life but about something different.
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