The thousands of gadgets that will soon enough converge as the ‘Internet of Things’ have many of the same security vulnerabilities as their older siblings: computers, mobile devices, routers, and online/cloud services.
Most run some flavour of Linux and use many of the same ...
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Leaving behind a 12 year diversion into small-business IT consulting with a focus on security, Anthony May has returned to his 'first love' of electronics design engineering, only to discover it's Groundhog Day and its latest incarnation - the Internet of Things - is beset with the same security nightmares he thought he was leaving behind.
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