It looks like 2023 is going to be another exciting year for IoT and related technologies. As we approach the New Year, all of us tend to ask the same question — what can we expect in the coming year? We make plans and resolutions and hope that the new year will be better than
Who is ultimately responsible for securing smarthomes: buyers or manufacturers? Each new IoT device you bring into your home increases the risk of security breach. Each and every one. Say it again: “Internet of Things”, with the emphasis on Internet. If anything is connected to Internet, it will be hacked sooner or later. Okay, you’ll ask,
A few important things to consider. Managing and setting up smart devices requires user authentication to prevent unauthorized access and unwanted actions. In one of our previous blog posts, we mentioned that some tools allow mimicking a user’s device to intercept their credentials and then use them later to log into an actual device. And
The boom of crisp words, seductive visuals, and smooth packaging in the name of branding kind of concealed our urge to know what really is. Well, who can blame us? When a bright and shiny product is always at our screens and is apparently the talk of the town (in the best sense), resistance is