Securing IoT devices
Another Mirai offshoot spotted: A variant of the Echobot botnet was found using over 50 exploits that lead to remote code execution (RCE), arbitrary command execution, and command injection in internet of things (IoT) devices. Leer más Inside the Smart Home: IoT Device Threats and Attack...
The Internet of Things is here to stay, and is only going to become a more pervasive part of our lives. We hope manufacturers will become more conscious of security as the industry develops, but for the time being it’s important that anyone using IoT devices at home is aware of the po...
As we observe the world in which we live, and in particular the electronic devices that surround us, we cannot help but be amazed at how quickly technology has evolved and how this pace of evolution continues to accelerate. The functionality of connected devices is rapidly increasing, and, ...
Enterprise IoT security encompasses a broad spectrum of devices, identified by Defender for Endpoint using both passive and active discovery methods.The supported devices include an extensive range of hardware models and vendors, spanning corporate IoT devices such as printers, cameras, and VoIP phones...
Through IoT applications and network architectures, our homes will to continue to expand in capability, function, and activity. By 2030, the number of IoT smart home devices is expected to reach 1.7 billon. The demand for a smart home is growing, and there is increasing pressure from a ...
A hacked device has the potential to cost an OEM more than its reputation, and the ubiquitous nature of the Internet of Things (IoT) has made hacking devices both easier and more lucrative for hackers. “The IoT trend is spreading,” said Hanna. “Everything that has power will have CPU...
People should be able to use smart devices without worry, but the current reality makes this a challenge. The way today's home IoT devices are designed and built puts functionality to the fore and often relegates security as an afterthought. When these flashy smart machines hit the market, th...
Their new workplace usually includes a home network with vulnerable IoT devices, such as smart appliances and doorbells, and family members using applications and platforms, such as gaming consoles and social media, that could threaten the network. This computing environment lies outside of the ...
IoT devicesacross different industries, which may be used as a potential foothold into OT networks. Threat actors gain access by deploying malware on information technology (IT) devices and then crossing the boundary to the operational technology (OT) part of...