The Bitfi cryptocurrency hardware wallet emerged on the scene with fanfare, and backed by tech personality John McAfee, the company caused controversy by claiming the device was completely "unhackable ...

Perfectly secure cryptography requires no technology more exotic than pencil and paper: Choose a random string of letters and numbers to serve as the key for an enciphered message. Write the key down ...

Following weeks of dispute on Twitter, Bitfi finally admits what people in the security industry thought from the first moment they heard about the "unhackable" hardware wallet: probably not. Backed ...

It's hard not to be concerned about the growing number of cyberattacks that seemingly can bring the largest companies to their knees. Processing Content It should be unnerving to understand that every ...

Whenever product or service vendors use the word "unhackable," they are setting themselves up for the scrutiny of security researchers. As we've previously seen with the Viper smart car alarms and the ...

In security, nothing is “unhackable.” When it’s claimed, security researchers see nothing more than a challenge. Enter the latest findings from Pen Test Partners, a U.K.-based cybersecurity firm.

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A simple Wireshark analysis was enough to subvert the gadget, which uses iris identification to protect the drive. A USB stick dubbed eyeDisk that uses iris recognition to unlock the drive claims to ...