This should not come as a surprise to anyone, but probably does. Security researchers have identified 40,000 IoT cameras that can be easily accessed by anyone, with about 14,000 of...
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It's finally happened and I have been successfully tempted by The Light Side, accepting at least some AI and aRGB into my life, thanks to Lepro. They offer indoor and outdoor IoT…
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If you are an Amazon Echo user and recently got an odd email from the company that you haven't yet taken a look at, you might want to. As of...
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In the US there is something called the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, which requires written warranties and other disclosures for products costing $15 or more. This is supposed to be enforced...
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There are many frustrating things about how companies treat the security of the IoT kit they sell, and the UK is addressing two of the biggest. The first is the tendency to…
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Imagination Technologies is hoping to snag some marketshare from ARM with their new APXM-6200 RISC-V CPU, designed to power all those smart appliances we love to hate. The cores of the APXM-6200…
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There are rumours of a new socketed Meteor Lake chip thanks to a post on Twitter from iBase motherboards, who suggest they will release an LGA 1851 socket with explicit...
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You have probably heard tell of the three million toothbrush botnet by now, as the headline is too ridiculous to easily forget. There's just one small problem, the attack described...
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In yet another Internet of Things security failure, the app which controls the popular TP-Link Tapo L530E smart bulb is an easy gateway to your WiFi password, and from there to everything…
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The Akuvox E11 sounds like an interesting door camera as it has the ability to opens doors, capture live video and audio, snap a picture of anyone walking by and creates a…
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The makers of smart appliances are baffled as to why the majority of their customers never connect them to the internet. When it comes to home appliances like refrigerators and stoves, LG…
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The Internet of Things has grown exponentially as people discovered their love of programmable lightbulbs and the ability to quietly spy on their neighbourhood with their doorbell. Along the way we've discovered…
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BitSight have reported the existence of six vulnerabilities in the Micodus MV720 GPS, that companies $20 GPS tracker for vehicles, and they suspect that their other models share the same problems. Of…
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The executives of Insteon have erased all trace of the company from their LinkedIn profiles, and in the case of the CEO Rob Lilleness may have gone so far as to
Read MoreThere is a new research paper out from a collaboration of academics with good taste in titles explains how a single device on your network using a legacy EUI-64 IPv6 address can…
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Researchers from the Singapore University of Technology and Design have some bad news for Bluetooth fans, as they found a serious vulnerability in a large number of Bluetooth components which they have…
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You would think with sites like Insecam.org being relatively well known that the lesson to change your webcam's default password is at least as important as changing your default router password. …
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Ah, the Internet of Things. Once again the new ubiquitous computing solution demonstrates the repercussions of flooding the market with cheap internet connected toasters, BBQs and cup warmers with nary a thought…
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