IoT Devices

The Microsoft Security Research and Defense (MSRD) team has issued a cybersecurity warning about the growing concerns of IoT (Internet-of-Things) security, especially botnet infections in their official blog. Redmond highlighted that IoT devices is forecasted to grow as much as 50-billion installations globally, with many devices having identified with security and privacy flaws fresh from

In our past article, we have discussed the flaws affecting an obscure embedded OS, which happens to be one of the most successful operating systems in history, while at the same time remained hidden from most users, VxWorks. We are in the middle of a major shift in computing, as competition for the standard operating

Internet-of-Things is one of our most favorite, if not the most favorite topic to discuss here. We wrote countless articles since 2017, about the inherent increase of acceptance of IoT devices, the security risks they add to the homes and offices, and the real cost of its operations overall. However, we have not tackled the

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When it comes to security risks in using the Internet today, many people may first think of malicious attacks on PCs, smartphones, and servers by malicious third parties. But we are at the wake of the massive Intel-processor MDS (Microarchitectural Data Sampling) security bugs, which can only be mitigated 100% with the complete disabling of

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Cyber attacks targeting IoT (Internet-of-Things) devices are rapidly increasing, as more people and organizations deploy them. IoT devices that are connected to the Internet but do not have a password set, or are often operated with the initial settings, are likely candidates to be targeted next. Various incidents have already occurred, some of which were

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Internet of Things (IoT) is defined as the interconnection of highly heterogeneous network entities with networks. In IoT, the real becomes virtual. This means that each person and thing has location, address and homologous readable on the Internet. Virtual entities can produce and consume services and collaborate with the same purpose. In short, IoT are