A Dutch security researcher says he found credentials for the Russian government’s backdoor account for accessing servers of businesses operating in Russia, ZDNet reports: The researcher says that after his initial finding, he later found the same “[email protected]” account on over 2,000 other MongoDB databases that had been left exposed online, all belonging to local…

The Audiophiliac: Ultra high-end headphones love this amplifier. They really do. …read more Source:: CNet

Looking for a cheap way to keep an eye on something? [Kevin Hester] pointed us to a way to make a WiFi webcam for under $10. This uses one of the many cheap ESP32 dev boards available, along with the Internet of Things platform PlatformIO and a bit of code that creates an RTSP server….

Highly unlikely that the exchange and its users will ever get access to these funds ever again. …read more Source:: ZDNet

Wharfedale celebrates its 85th anniversary with a new speaker. …read more Source:: CNet

Your rapid-fire guide to all the other infosec news of the week Roundup This was the week we saw GPS grumbles, shady speakers, and Yahoo! Losing! Again!… …read more Source:: Register

We cozy up to robots, look at high-tech alternatives for the border wall and check in with wireless carriers ahead of the Super Bowl. …read more Source:: CNet

The smartphone maker punished both companies by revoking their enterprise certificates. …read more Source:: CNet

In that most American tradition of “More is better,” Fiat Chrysler gave us six ads this year, none of which will air during the big game. …read more Source:: CNet

Take a look at some of the home security cameras that scan faces and tell you who’s there. …read more Source:: CNet