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https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/ar... Hackers from the UK-based security firm Pen Test Partners have found that it's trivially easy to hack into a Svakom Siime Eye, a $249 Internet of Things dildo that has a small camera on its tip, allowing users to stream a video to anyone of their choosing over the internet. However, if you're in Wi-Fi range of the dildo and can guess the password, which by default is "88888888," you can watch the video stream. With a bit more hacking, you can take control of the firmware and then connect to it remotely as well. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/... The advisory at Full Disclosure explains that the leak happens if an attacker tricks an authenticated user into visiting a malicious Web page. It only leaks the username, and whether or not that user has enabled remote access; but this would provide enough for an attacker to try follow-up phishing attacks to try and get the user's credentials. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/... Microsoft Defender's false positive resulted in false alarms that files were infected by Bluber-A, a previously obscure cyber-pathogen. Redmond's security gnomes reacted quickly by pulling the rogue definition file and pushing out a fresh update, as explained in a note attached to the Bluber write-up. On March 31, 2017, an incorrect detection for our cloud-based protection for Worm:Win32/Bluber.A was identified and immediately fixed. To ensure that this issue is remediated, you can do a forced daily update to download your Microsoft antimalware and antispyware software. The fix has been deployed in signature build 1.239.530.0 on March 31, 2017, 2:50 PM PDT. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/... Intel agencies are warning that terrorists, foreign spies and hacktivists are all looking to exploit "vulnerabilities" in the nuclear industry's internet defences, The Telegraph reports. Security bugs in SCADA systems and associated computer networks are becoming increasingly commonplace. Exploiting them successfully is certainly possible, but far from trivial. Energy minister Jesse Norman told the paper that civil nuclear strategy published in February already provides guidance about protecting against cyber threats.