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A security flaw in these widely used barcode scanners could open up warehouses and stores to cyberattack

* Researchers find Bluetooth flaws in warehouse barcode scanners that could provide a foothold into enterprise networks * Attackers could spoof scanner input, inject keystrokes, and potentially pivot to ransomware or data theft * Kaspersky urges stronger device authentication, network segmentation, and stricter security controls for warehouse infrastructure Cybercriminals could use barcode scanners

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Most data centers and servers on the planet could be vulnerable to dangerous UEFI firmware flaw — here's what…

* Researchers uncover critical UEFI firmware flaw that could enable remote code execution on servers * Public release of patch code may accelerate exploit development before many vendors deploy updates * Delayed firmware patching across hardware ecosystems leaves organizations exposed despite available fixes Cybersecurity researchers from Anthropic and Google have discovered a critical-severity