D-Licious: Stubborn network device maker digs in heels and tells you to buy new gear.

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‘Bobby’ flaw flagged WONTFIX: Company doesn’t make storage devices now; has zero interest in fixing this catastrophic vulnerability.

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GreyNoise Intelligence researchers said proprietary internal AI-based tools allowed them to detect and identify two vulnerabilities in IoT live-stream cameras that traditional cybersecurity technologies would not have been able to discover.

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Connected cars considered crud: Kia promises bug never exploited. But even 10-year-old cars were vulnerable.

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Nice Cup of IoTea? The UK’s Product Security and Tele­comm­uni­cations Infra­struc­ture Act aims to improve the security of net-connected consumer gear.

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EKEN IoT FAIL: Amazon, Sears and Shein still sell security swerving stuff.

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I❤️POE: Does your home security need a rethink? Wireless cameras are kinda useless, say cops.

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PR FAIL: Were 3 million toothbrushes hacked into a botnet? Or does a Fortinet spokeschild have egg on his face?

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IoT cars considered harmful: Own a car? Care about your privacy? Mozilla Foundation has bad news for you.

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Implementing modern cryptography standards on tiny IoT devices is hard. They’re underpowered, need to sip battery charge and something like AES is often overkill.

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