The Internet Of Tiny Things: What Lurks Inside

ronjor · Jul 27, 2016

Dan Cuddeford 7/27/2016 10:30 AM

Hackers can now use a tiny $2 embedded chip -- at scale -- to launch thousands of infected 'things' out into the ether to capture data and soften consumers up for an attack
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lotuseclat79 · Aug 13, 2016

Note: the following is an oldie (but goodie IMHO) article mentioning "Internet of Things" way before we were even aware of it! dated Wednesday, April 17th, 2013

The ‘Scariest Search Engine On The Internet’ Has Been Around For 3 Years And Is Used For Good

Make no mistake, the things Shodan can uncover are scary: It’s essentially a way find technology currently online that was never intended to be networked in the first place, or networked with such laughably thin security protocols like using default admin logins and passwords that it’s child’s play to compromise — with the vulnerable tech ranging from the seemingly mundane like home printers and garage doors to the sort of things you really don’t want to be connected to the outside world, such as citywide traffic systems and nuclear command and control centers.
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-- Tom

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