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The New Raspberry Pi Zero W Is Your Key to the Hackable Future

Eben Upton didn’t plan on becoming a computer engineer. It happened out of necessity. The 38-year-old inventor of Raspberry Pi—the credit card-sized computer that costs less than a movie ticket—recalls a day from childhood when he tried to print a homework assignment. The words came out in a jumble, forcing him to learn how tweak the switches on the printer’s […]

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KMC Controls connects buildings to the Internet of Things

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Internet of Things Apa itu Internet of Things IoT YouTube

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Consumer Reports Proposes Open Source Security Standard To Keep The Internet Of Things From …

from the Russians-hacked-my-toaster.-Again. dept Thanks to a laundry list of lazy companies, everything from your Barbie doll to your tea kettle is now hackable. Worse, these devices are now being quickly incorporated into some of the largest botnets ever built, resulting in some of the most devastating DDoS attacks the internet has ever seen. In

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Cisco: First-gen internet is 'not fit for purpose' for IoT

The internet as it currently stands is “not fit for purpose” to engage the connectivity of things and machines, according to Cisco ANZ CTO Kevin Bloch, as mobility requirements will be subverted by the Internet of Things (IoT) and a complete re-engineering will need to take place. “As we move to more machines being connected

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Antenova reveals chip antennas for new NB-IoT standard

Antenova&rsquos new NB-IoT antenna &ldquoLatona.&rdquo Antenova Ltd., manufacturer of antennas and RF antenna modules for machine-to-machine&nbspand the Internet of Things (IoT), has created a new antenna for the new narrow-band IoT (NB-IoT) standard that&nbspwas ratified in 2016. The business showcased the antenna at Embedded World in Nuremberg in March. The antenna is tiny, measuring 20

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Antenova reveals chip antennas for new NB-IoT standard

Antenova&rsquos new NB-IoT antenna &ldquoLatona.&rdquo Antenova Ltd., manufacturer of antennas and RF antenna modules for machine-to-machine&nbspand the Internet of Things (IoT), has created a new antenna for the new narrow-band IoT (NB-IoT) standard that&nbspwas ratified in 2016. The firm showcased the antenna at Embedded World in Nuremberg in March. The antenna is modest, measuring 20

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Antenova reveals chip antennas for new NB-IoT standard

Antenova’s new NB-IoT antenna “Latona.” Antenova Ltd., manufacturer of antennas and RF antenna modules for machine-to-machine and the Internet of Things (IoT), has developed a new antenna for the new narrow-band IoT (NB-IoT) standard that was ratified in 2016. The company showcased the antenna at Embedded World in Nuremberg in March. The antenna is small, measuring 20

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Antenova reveals chip antennas for new NB-IoT standard

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