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Connected devices and smart gadgets can turn an ordinary home into technological heaven. Switching on all the lights in the house has never been so easy. Remotely turning up the cool breeze from a connected fan is bliss. Tap or click here for 11 smart home gadgets you’ll actually use. Several companies like Google, Samsung and TP-Link manufacture a wide range of smart plugs, light bulbs and sockets. As with most name-brand products, these tend to be of higher quality than the unknowns. Technology used inside smart gadgets isn’t that complex either, which has spurred an industry for ...

(Image credit: Shutterstock / song_about_summer) Cheap smart plugs are a major cybersecurity vulnerability and could easily be used by criminals to break into a person’s devices, or even home, experts are saying.  In a blog post, security firm A&O IT Group detailed its security analysis of two cheap and widely available smart plugs - the Sonoff S26 and the Ener-J WiFi. These smart plugs, which can reportedly easily be obtained on Amazon, eBay and Aliexpress for as little as $10, can be used to obtain login credentials to the target’s WiFi network. This was made possible due to the fact t...

DearCry ransomware targets vulnerable Exchange servers As predicted, ransomware gangs have started to target vulnerable instances of Microsoft Exchange Server, making patching an even greater priority Share this item with your network: By Published: 12 Mar 2021 13:57 Microsoft has confirmed that a new strain of ransomware is targeting vulnerable on-premise Microsoft Exchange Servers through the dangerous ProxyLogon vulnerabilities as cyber criminal groups zero in on those who have yet to, or are unable to, apply the advised patches. Redmond said via a tweet that the new ransomware, Ranso...

The attack on a video surveillance startup by a hacktivist group raises questions not just over cyber security, but the use and extent of surveillance technology.