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How to protect the ‘internet of things’?
Internet of Things (IoT) devices have become increasingly popular in recent years. However, the exponential growth of such smart home devices has multiplied the security threats of IoT. Some tips can help prevent hackers from exploiting known vulnerabilities in IoT devices. The IoT devices The IoT r…
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Internet of Things (IoT) devices have become increasingly popular in recent years. However, the exponential growth of such smart home devices has multiplied the security threats of IoT. Some tips can help prevent hackers from exploiting known vulnerabilities in IoT devices. The…
Context
Internet of Things (IoT) devices have become increasingly popular in recent years. However, the exponential growth of such smart home devices has multiplied the security threats of IoT. Some tips can help prevent hackers from exploiting known vulnerabilities in IoT devices. The IoT refers to the pinching of various physical devices through the internet to realise the intelligent interconnection between devices, and its core technology includes sensor devices, communication technology and cloud computing technology.
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Analysis
The concept of the IoT first appeared in 1995, “The Road Ahead” book of Bill Gates. Bill Gates mentioned the concept of the IoT, but limited by the development of wireless networks, hardware and sensing equipment, did not cause the world to pay attention. Also read: How does cloud computing help IoT devices? IoT devices are portable, wearable, and implantable devices, creating a ubiquitous and connected universe. Every day of our lives we can see IoT devices functioning: a thermostat with automated temperature control, a wearable device that can monitor heart rates, and a voice-activated street light. We can say IoT devices make up our lives. The exponential growth of such smart home devices has multiplied the security threats of IoT. Hackers are increasingly targeting IoT devices to steal data, install malware or use them in botnets. Following IoT device security best practices is now more important than ever.
Key Points
- IoT devices are portable, wearable, and implantable devices, creating a ubiquitous and connected universe. Every day of our lives we can see IoT devices functioning: a thermostat with automated temperature control, a wearable device that can monitor heart rates, and a…
- The exponential growth of such smart home devices has multiplied the security threats of IoT. Hackers are increasingly targeting IoT devices to steal data, install malware or use them in botnets. Following IoT device security best practices is now more important than ever.
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