From the Refrigerator to the Video Intercom: What Objects Can Be Hacked and when to Worry
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Internet-connected appliances and smart devices designed to facilitate day-to-day tasks hide important vulnerabilities that put home security and privacy at risk
The days when hackers gained access to websites and confidential information through malicious software on computers and mobile phones are long gone. Now, cyberattacks have moved beyond the narrow confines of computers and smartphones, with attackers exploiting the weak security of home appliances. Although it sounds like science fiction, recent hacker attacks on supermarkets in Belgium and the Netherlands, as well as a Greek butcher shop today…
Attacks to European supermarkets show how a cyber-infringement can cause material damage. But not all connected devices present the same risks: they count the protection of access, the updates and the functions we entrust to the network
If hackers can take control of a supermarket freezer, how vulnerable are other technologies? Supermarkets across Europe have been hit by ...
After hacker attacks on supermarket refrigerators, experts warn: what other smart appliances can be vulnerable and how can you protect yourself?
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