Guest Networks on Routers Aren’t as Safe as They Seem
Companies and homes that run both a guest network and a host network are susceptible to data leaks and hacks.Stealing Data From Air-Gapped Systems
BGU uncovered an attack that spells danger for highly secure environments, like governments and business.Drone With a Projector Successfully Trolls Car’s AI
Cyber@BGU experts discover tricky ways a car’s weak artificial intelligence can be exploited.BGU Cracks Next-Level Keyboard Hacking
Researchers develop malware that can mimic a user’s identity through their keystrokes.BGU and Rafael Celebrate New R&D Center in the ATP
The collaboration allows Rafael to expand career opportunities for BGU graduates.BGU Startup Fights Cybercrimes
Morphisec learns how to scramble info in a computer’s memory to make hacking harder.Fake Cancerous Nodes Trick Radiologists
BGU-created malware lets attackers add realistic, malignant-seeming growths to healthy CT and MRI scans.BGU’s Cyber Warrior
BGU cyber scientist assumes fellowship at Stanford University to collaborate on medical device security.Open-Sky Drone Policy Poses Cybercriminal Risk
BGU examines how lawmakers and developers are attempting to control drone usage.back to previous page