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How to Hack Smart Bluetooth Locks and IoT Devices — Check this Out

See on Scoop.it - Apps and Internet of Things Here's How to Hack Smart Bluetooth Locks and Other IoT Devices — Check Out this Video from Pwnie Express Apptimate's insight: First generation IoT products are clearly not designed with security from start. Especially troublesome when the product that's

MQTT IoT protocol completely open to hack on public internet

See on Scoop.it - Secure communication Lucas Lundgren Senior Security Consultant, FortConsult (Part of NCC Group) Neal Hindocha Principal Consultant, FortConsult (Part of NCC Group) The presentation will begin by discussing the protocol (http://mqtt.org/) and results from a simple query on shodan, showing the number of servers directly

Security an afterthought in connected home, wearable devices

See on Scoop.it - Apps and Internet of Things In a survey of publicly reported vulnerabilities for consumer connected-home and wearable technology products between November 2015 and July 2016, the nonprofit Online Trust Alliance found that all of potential problems could have been easily avoided.. Apptimate's insight: Outdated,

5 security practices hackers say make their lives harder

See on Scoop.it - Secure communication Hackers believe no password is safe from a determined attacker, but they agree that five key security measures can make it a lot harder to penetrate enterprise networks. Apptimate's insight: Don't trust the firewalls and network, but train your users! See on cio.com

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