Hacking VR Sets And Hoverboards By Targeting Soundwaves

Name: Hacking VR Sets And Hoverboards By Targeting Soundwaves
Uploaded: 2017-07-11T14:41:06.000Z
Description: New research shows that VR systems and hoverboards are prone to attacks when targeted by certain soundwaves. How can manufactures better protect products from similar attacks from more powerful devices?

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