Smart homes, new threats: Could everyday appliances be hacked?
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Should we be worried about cyberattacks targeting everyday household appliances, from smart vacuums to washing machines and food processors? The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity has warned that these connected devices could become vulnerable to hacking, prompting experts to call for greater investment in cybersecurity to address emerging threats.
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Smart homes, new threats: Could everyday appliances be hacked?
Should we be worried about cyberattacks targeting everyday household appliances, from smart vacuums to washing machines and food processors? The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity has warned that these connected devices could become vulnerable to hacking, prompting...
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