Famous car hackers Chris Valasek and Charlie Miller returned to Black Hat to discuss how manufacturers can secure autonomous vehicles.

Vulnerabilities in healthcare devices and hospital systems are leading to growing concerns in the infosec community about patient safety.

Reverse engineering the Toshiba FlashAir SD storage card allowed a researcher to execute remote code – and could’ve allowed him to add other malicious or practical features.

A flaw in Cortana allowed researchers to take over a locked Windows machine and execute arbitrary code.

In mixed-design radio chips the processor’s activity leaks into the analog portion of the chip – and is broadcast as output.

At Black Hat, Google’s Parisa Tabriz discussed how to navigate the complex security environment with long-term thinking and a policy of open collaboration.

As Black Hat’s keynote kicks off today, Threatpost pinpoints the most popular trends of the conference with enSilo’s CEO.