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A flaw buried deep in the hearts of all modern cars allows an attacker with local or even remote access to a vehicle to shut down various components, including safety systems such as airbags, brakes, parking sensors, and others. Source: Unpatchable Flaw Affects Most of Today’s Modern Cars

Booby-trapped touchscreens can log passwords, install malicious apps, and more. Source: Secret chips in replacement parts can completely hijack your phone’s security

On Tuesday, August 8, smart locks manufacturer LockState botched an over-the-air firmware update for its WiFi enabled smart locks, causing the devices to lose connectivity to the vendor’s servers and the ability to open doors for its users. Source: Botched Firmware Update Bricks Hundreds of Smart Door Locks

Google has updated its Gmail app for iOS to introduce anti-phishing security checks. Source: Google brings anti-phishing checks to Gmail for iOS

Source: PhishMe offers free phishing training tool to SMBs | TechCrunch