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Haiku Home Haiku Light review:

There are plenty of smart lighting options that you can control with an app or even with your voice, but you’ll find few perfect solutions for smartening up an all-in-one, built-in recessed fixture. In many cases, there might not be any bulb at all to swap out, and most smart switches won’t let you dim …

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Alarm grows as smart home technology and hacking risks proliferate

On the global battlefield of cyberwarfare, there’s a vast army of faceless foot soldiers — and they’ve just been revealed as double agents. The directed denial of service (DDoS) attack that brought the Internet to its knees one day last month used everyday household appliances like cameras, universal remotes, DVRs and even washing machines. That’s …

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Is It Possible To Stop The Mirai Botnet: Can Blocking Port 23 Fight Further DDoS Attacks?

Update Date: Nov 05, 2016 07:45 AM EDT WASHINGTON, DC – JANUARY 16: (L-R) Kevin Charest, chief information security officer for the Health and Human Services Department; Teresa Fryer, chief information security officer and director of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ Enterprise Information Security Group, and Frank Baitman, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Information …

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DDoS for Hire: A Devasting Cyberattack Costs Less Than Seeing a Movie

Last week, a 19-year-old British teenager pleaded guilty to running Titanium Stresser, a service that is alleged to have facilitated 1.7 million distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) cyberattacks. Adam Mudd’s website, which he designed as a 15-year-old, earned him somewhere in excess of $385,000. It was marketed under disclaimer as a legitimate IP stresser, a tool for testing …

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Sierra Wireless Connects With Another Solid Quarter

Shares of Sierra Wireless (NASDAQ:SWIR) popped nearly 15% on Friday after the Internet of Things pure play released better-than-expected third-quarter 2016 results. And according to Sierra Wireless management, the company should only get stronger going forward. Before we get there, however, let’s dig deeper to see what Sierra Wireless achieved in its latest quarter. IMAGE …

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Internet outages in West Africa raise fears that hackers are testing their weapons

Brief internet outages this week in Liberia have captured the attention of cybersecurity researchers around the world, who fear the small West African nation has become a testing zone for global hackers. Punishing digital attacks sent all of Liberia offline for short, intermittent periods, often barely a second. One cybersecurity researcher said the attacks were …

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