Eleven manufacturers have been flagged for having a privacy flaw in their security and doorbell cameras after a university student discovered the issue.

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Eleven manufacturers have been flagged for having a privacy flaw in their security and doorbell cameras after a university student discovered the issue.
A mainstream home hub often puts your privacy in peril. Atmos Home aims to solve this by making a local voice-powered home hub that respects your privacy.
Researchers have discovered a new way for hackers to get their hands on your data. As it turns out, IoT isn’t storing biometric data as well as we might have hoped.
While Blockchains are important for storing permanent data that cannot be changed, it also brings a new privacy issue – how can confidential data be removed from blockchains?
More than 400 police forces in the U.S. are partnering up with Ring Doorbell and have been granted potential access to homeowner camera footage.
New technologies often mean a reduction in privacy, especially for IoT. Can IoT and privacy co-exist, or do we just have to live with lesser privacy?
This week Apple disabled the Walkie-Talkie app on Apple Watches when it was discovered it allowed users to listen in on each other’s phone calls.
For everything good we get from IoT, we’re also adding the potential for bad things to happen. Find out about the dark side of IoT devices that you are not aware of.
A new report is showing that IoT devices are under a constant attack, and those that are facing the most threat are those facing zero-day vulnerabilities.
With various IoT devices connected to your network, your security is now dependent on how secure each device is. What if the IoT world is proving to be less secure than we had hoped?
As VR and AR becoming more popular, there could be some very real risks to security and privacy, even crossing the border into the physical world.
The biggest concern of our lives increasingly being turned out to the Internet of Things is being more open to data breaches, and less than 50% of businesses can detect IoT device breaches.
A recent study determined that smart speaker users are willing to trade privacy to get that convenience.