Recent content by hotwire_downunder

If an intruder's able to physically get to your thermostat, then you've got more pressing security issues than a hacked thermostat :)

What a pile of garbage!, This fellow is taking factual data that everyone in the Security Industry already knows and take a totally single sided, sensationalized view and presents it like it's the gospel! His research and test samples are of a very small subset. If I didn't know better I would...

That's just gimmick. Somebody should start a kick-starter project that can shred house hold PET waste, melt it and use it to print 3D objects! It's totally doable!

Your's is an ignorant and dangerous attitude to have about Anit-Malware.

...and in other tech news...

Not sure how this can be considered news, maybe when IP Telephony first started and people were new to the technology... but now-a-days everybody knows the security pitfalls of IP Telephony. If you are talking about specific vulnerabilities that have been discovered recently, that's different...

I would not trust any form of encryption where I do not have total control over and still only trust it with data that has value for a limited amount of time... but then again I have very little to hide :)

a) It's not a Roomba, It's a Samsung Robotic Vac not a Roomba b) Samsung has massive presence in the home Appliance Market, Apple needs to depend on Third Parties supporting it's tech... Looks like the Author is a just a tiny bit biased...

That would be an autonomous robotic drone. Drone does not necessarily mean autonomous.

Unfortunately this incident reflects a serious issue with some tech companies... It is totally one thing to get business savy individuals to run a company and totally something else to let them speak about that technology in a public forum... This is specially true in InfoSec... A/V is always a...