Stealing Data by Manipulating Screen Brightness
Hackers can steal sensitive data by taking advantage of color and brightness changes on monitors.Tesla’s Autopilot System Fooled by “Phantom Objects”
BGU cybersecurity researchers prove computer vision in autonomous cars still has a long way to go.Did You Really “Like” That?
New research shows cyber attackers can change what you “like” on social media.New Laser System Quells Attacks Along Gaza Strip
BGU researchers help develop Light Blade, defending Israel from airborne attacks from balloons and kites.Cyber Security – More Chameleon, Less Rhino
The ongoing battle in cyber security may need a new approach, according to BGU experts.BGU PREPARED Center to Conduct Stress Study
The study will survey youth in communities near the Gaza border, where stress from terror is taking a toll.BGU Partners With Israel’s Ministry of Defense
In development will be fiber optics communication at the speed of light as well as high-powered lasers.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.back to previous page