Hackers exploiting vulnerability in smart doors to launch DDoS attacks

By Waqas
Smart door and building access control systems are currently the top targets of hackers to launch DDoS attacks (distributed denial-of-service attacks).
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The Potential and Perils of the IoT in Healthcare

The IoT in healthcare is ever-expanding. This growth is bringing new capabilities and opportunities for innovation but also new challenges and security risks.

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How Will 5G Deployment Impact Smart Cities?

There’s no doubt that 5G deployment is going to be a game changer for smart cities. But anything that is going to generate data in ways we’ve not seen before is going to create cybersecurity concerns.

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The Trouble With IoT Technology

The internet of things (IoT) has resulted in integrated workplaces and homes as smart thermostats, washing machines, security systems and wearable tech devices mean technology is making our lives even easier. However, data from the Internet Crime Comp… Continue reading The Trouble With IoT Technology

Can Smart Lighting Beat a Hacker? How Machine Learning Can Boost IoT Security

It’s possible: Smart lighting could be the most dangerous element in your company’s network. By 2025, there will be 75 million IoT devices in use. Smart devices are now found throughout most commercial offices, yet a lack of security could … Continue reading Can Smart Lighting Beat a Hacker? How Machine Learning Can Boost IoT Security

It’s Time for an Automotive Cybersecurity Wake-Up Call

The car of today — and especially tomorrow — relies on countless lines of software code to get those wheels moving, a reality that has placed increasing importance on automotive cybersecurity.

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Can Smart Home Leaks Lead to Major Cyberattacks?

Smart speakers were everywhere this holiday season. According to a recent survey conducted by GetApp Lab, smart speakers were one of this year’s most wanted tech gifts. The new Echo Dot was the most purchased item on Amazon globally over the Tha… Continue reading Can Smart Home Leaks Lead to Major Cyberattacks?

Bringing It All Back Home: Why You Should Apply Enterprise Network Security Policies to Your Smart Home

As threat actors increasingly target IoT devices to spread malware and facilitate DDoS attacks, it’s crucial to establish network security policies for your home IT just as you would at work.

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Air-conditioned apocalypse: A blackout scenario involving smart climate control devices

By David Balaban
Science fiction movies often depict various situations related to cybercriminals’ activity. These can include predicaments where threat actors disrupt the transportation system of a large city or cause power outages in entire regions. … Continue reading Air-conditioned apocalypse: A blackout scenario involving smart climate control devices