Thousands of mobile applications use cloud-based, back-end services in an insecure way, allowing anyone to access millions of sensitive records created by users, according to a recent study. Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.cio.com The only security worth anything is the one that gets used. So the
Internet of Things is still very immature. There is not even a consensus in what it means. It covers many different technologies like the new entrants wearables and connected household supplies, but also the very mature technologies in m2m. Vendors large and small hurry to
6 fundamental Internet of Things (IoT) security challenges that still needs to be solved. Product Life Cycles, Interoperability, Remote control, Distributed Communication over public networks, Communication over varying networks and Simplicity
Twenty years ago, if you told me my phone could be used to steal the password to my email account or to take a copy of my fingerprint data, I would’ve.. Sourced through Scoop.it from: techcrunch.com The good thing about standards is that there are so
IoT will require a new level of security and privacy protection, simple enough for anyone to use, but hardened enough to make it impossible to break. Especially since most of these things will move around and communicate on public networks outside firewalls.