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Researchers said Wednesday that some smart speakers, like Sonos' Play:1 and Bose's SoundTouch, leak data - something that could allow anyone to hijack the devices and play music.
Apple says it plans to fully resolve a vulnerability in HomeKit, its internet of things framework, that could have allowed an attacker to commandeer IoT accessories like smart locks and garage door openers, later this week.
Surveillance cameras are an omnipresent part of modern life. The constant presence of government and private watchers imagined by George Orwell more than 60 years ago is not only here, it’s much worse than even he could have conceived.
A new bill introduced in the Senate this week has the potential to make some actual progress on IoT security by using the rather large checkbook of the federal government as the motivating force.
Security researchers have discovered a serious, remotely exploitable vulnerability in a code library that’s present in potentially tens of millions of devices, mainly Internet-connected security cameras.
The IoT landscape is becoming a battleground for all manner of malware, with some variants fighting for control of infected devices and authors racing to get their creations onto as many devices as possible.
The robots are coming for our jobs, little by little, and now our appliances are coming for our private data, too.
Taking a post-mortem look at last week’s Mirai DDoS attack and how these attacks can be prevented in the future.
By now, you will be aware that the Internet of Things is a thing and that it is an ever-growing network made up of disastrously insecure appliances, vehicles, cameras, and other devices connected to the Internet. What you may not be aware of is that this shadow network is now being used as a weapon to attack web sites with DDoS floods with some of the highest volumes ever seen.
The Internet of Things, along with being one of most profoundly stupid phrases of all time, is also profoundly broken from a security perspective. Your dishwasher and your car are probably several firmware versions out of date, and your light bulbs are likely communicating with your smart home hub over a cleartext connection. It’s ugly out there.