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A few weeks, ago, technology news site The Verge reported on a new Ring security camera that is in fact a drone that flies around inside your house. Available beginning next year, the ‘Always Home Cam’ is supposed to give its owners a total view of the… Continue reading IoT Devices: Privacy and Security in Abusive Relationships
A Google researcher discovered a high-severity vulnerability in the Linux Bluetooth stack.
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In September, the House of Representatives passed a bill requiring that all internet of things (IoT) devices purchased by the government meet minimum security requirements. Of course, with everything being connected to everything, there needs to be a … Continue reading The Good and Not So Good of the IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act of 2020
It can be challenging to disrupt the malicious activities of peer-to-peer (P2P) botnets. Find out how to protect your OT/IoT networks against them.
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The smart features built into new cars open the door to serious cyber threats. Linked to the internet, connected cars offer cybercriminals the potential ability to remotely access and manipulate the data these systems rely on, which can lead to proble… Continue reading Protecting Connected Cars from Cyberattack
DH2i has launched DxOdyssey for IoT, an instance of its software-defined perimeter (SDP) and smart availability software encapsulated in a lightweight container to enable it to run on internet of things (IoT) devices. Company CEO Don Boxley said DxOdy… Continue reading DH2i Extends Software-Defined Perimeter to IoT Devices
In line with Cybersecurity Awareness Month we’re going to look at a few topics, with…
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Researchers can detect deep fakes because they don’t convincingly mimic human blood circulation in the face:
In particular, video of a person’s face contains subtle shifts in color that result from pulses in blood circulation. You might imagine that t… Continue reading Detecting Deep Fakes with a Heartbeat
Over the last decade, we’ve seen truly innovative developments bring us to today’s internet of things (IoT). With the advent of inexpensive sensor components and systems on a chip (SoCs), as well as the new programming techniques and tools that share,… Continue reading IoT Security: Don’t Sacrifice Data for Usability
I’m a developer advocate at Akamai and a huge proponent for the open source initiative. So, today I am going to tell you a story of how a regular person like you or me can make an impact with just a little bit of goodwill, and a pinch of open source.
T… Continue reading Fighting Smoke with Open Source