A James Madison University Student faces 10 years in prison after guilty plea to distribution of keylogging malware that infected over 16,000 computers. On Friday Zachery Shames, 21, of Great Falls , pleaded guilty to charges of "aiding and abetting computer intrusion" via development and distribution of keylogging malware. The malicious software Shames created allowed users to record keystrokes to steal credentials, passwords, and banking information on infected computers. T

“The announced fixes do not appear to address many of the larger problems, including the existence of a universal code that could allow hackers to control the implants.” - Carson Block, Muddy Waters CEO On Monday, January 9, 2017, the FDA reported that St. Jude Medical implantable cardiac devices and corresponding Merlin@home Transmitters are susceptible to hacking. The cybersecurity vulnerabilities were discovered last August in a paper released by Muddy Waters, but was on