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Deployed with more than 30 exploits, it has the potential of targeting millions of routers and IoT devices.
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"One of my big fears about this new wave of technology that [Amazon has] unleashed this week is that it will introduce more full-scale data harvesting,"
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@FSecure is once more present at @BBWorldForum by sponsoring the Connected Life track.
We will be demoing F-Secure’s holistic solutions in consumer security such as SENSE and TOTAL. Book a meeting with us: https://t.co/P97pRYaai4
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Imagine if your neighbor’s identity was stolen and their life savings cleaned out by criminals who entered through their ‘smart’ washing machine.
Ridiculous, you say? Well, have you checked your own home Wi-Fi network lately?
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https://t.co/dTKv9kBTI2
The first half of 2021 saw 1.5 billion attacks on smart devices, with attackers looking to steal data, mine cryptocurrency or build botnets.
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https://t.co/5NU0a7EVX1
A dangerous vulnerability in Realtek chipsets used in hundreds of thousands of smart devices from at least 65 vendors is currently under attack from a notorious DDoS botnet gang.
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https://t.co/JYgxk2LaNw
@Cjverbo Yes, a persistent attacker will always find a way in. Cyber security's job is to make finding that way too difficult and time consuming for them to keep trying. Luckily average consumer's threat levels don't include a physical hack.
A smart home could be exposed to more than 12,000 hacking or unknown scanning attacks from across the world in a single week, a new investigation has found.
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https://t.co/l26EJORRNb
Your smart TV can actually be hacked and your TV’s camera and microphone used to spy on you — in your very own home. What’s more, it could be sending your personal data to third-party companies or selling it to advertisers.
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https://t.co/kk2ZQdWjX2
"The most targeted devices in the testing were an Epson printer, an ieGeek branded wireless camera and a Yale smart home security system. All three devices were purchased from Amazon."
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