Displaying items by tag: Firmware

American security firm CrowdStrike has announced it is integrating the ability to detect firmware attacks in its endpoint protection product Falcon, a first of sorts.

Research by security firm Eclypsium shows that vacated cloud servers are not properly wiped by hosting providers and may be used as an intrusion channel by bad actors.

AirPlay 2 on Sonos means you can do a stack of Apple-related stuff on your Sonos speakers, adding to its flexibility and giving Sonos additional ammo against Apple's own HomePod.

An issue in firmware builds for Citrix's NetScaler ADC product has led to the company removing the 10.1, 10.5, 11.0, 11.1 and 12.0 builds from its download area.

With HomePods in internal testing by Apple employees, a reportedly accidental leak of firmware destined for those test units only has revealed Apple secrets making many happy.

HTC’s flagship Android smartphone is the One M9, and it has just received a firmware update delivering ‘significant enhancements.

If you’ve got a current-model Blu-ray and DVD recorder from Panasonic that is connected to the Internet, you should have already received a free firmware update giving you HbbTV 1.5 compatibility.

Hewlett-Packard (HP) has provided regular driver and firmware updates online for its HP ProLiant range of servers. As of February 2014 these are now limited to in-warranty or CarePack users only.

Cyanogen, the company behind the Android fork CyanogenMod, has announced some hardware of its own - a version of the Oppo N1 phone running Cyanoge Mod coming on Christmas Eve, to add to the 10 million devices currently running the software.

Microsoft released a firmware update for the Surface Pro 2 only a couple of weeks after its launch, and it now appears as a result the device has received a massive boost in battery life.

Security researchers warn that the firmware in PCs and routers could be subverted for nefarious purposes.

New firmware for Panasonic KX-NCP500 and TDE200/600 IP PBX systems brings increased capacity and new features. And it's free, so what's not to like?

The latest update to the FortiWeb web application firewall provides several new features.

A firmware upgrade for certain Billon routers will deliver IPv6 support in early 2011.

New SSL VPN Solution Helps SMBs Defend Against Diverse, Web-Based Threats