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Tag Archives: hacking
German govt. expert: Smart Meters are access points to electricity grid, hacking the grid from private homes possible
“Introducing smart meters means you install access points to the electricity grid in private homes,” said Reinhard Gruenwald, an energy expert at the Office of Technology Assessment at the German Bundestag, a scientific institution advising German lawmakers. “You can’t physically … Continue reading
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Tagged access points, electric grid, Germany, grid, hacking, Kaspersky Lab, Office of Technology Assessment, Reinhard Gruenwald, security, Turkey, Turkiye Elektrik Iletim, vulnerable
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Video: Unprotected smart home cameras and how hackers can use smart home devices to compromise your home
From CBC Canada, Marketplace September 18, 2018 Smart home devices are supposed to increase convenience and security, but Marketplace reveals they could actually be making your home, your family and your data more vulnerable, and putting your privacy at risk. … Continue reading
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Ultrasonic commands can trigger Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant — how safe is “smart”? (VIDEO)
From ZeroHedge May 16, 2018 Over the last two years, academic researchers have identified various methods that they can transmit hidden commands that are undetectable by the human ear to Apple’s Siri, Amazon’s Alexa, and Google’s Assistant. According to a … Continue reading
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New Congress bill to finally require “basic” security for IoT devices purchased by the government…but not for the public
And then there are Smart Meters, with direct access to the electric grid. It’s scary to realize that these are the national decisionmakers. From CBS Local 4, Colorado Is your refrigerator a national security risk? By Shaun Boyd September 12, 2017 … Continue reading
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IoT technical concerns, including not enough electrical energy
He also warned that, “If we get to 20 billion things and don’t do the gateways, we will not have enough power generated in the United States to do the internet of things,” because of the immense amount of remote data processing that would … Continue reading
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Australia: Two-way Smart Meters are vulnerable to hacking
Another security report on Smart Meters. Unlike Canberra, a high percentage of Smart Meters in the U.S. are two-way. Once a surveillance-capable device is attached to a building, there is no longer any privacy. There is only a “confidentiality agreement” … Continue reading
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Cybersecurity researcher: “Shocked to discover my pacemaker could be connected to the internet”
From ScienceNordic Researcher discovered her pacemaker is hackable February 20, 2017 By Ingvil Snefugl A Norwegian researcher in cybersecurity, discovered that her heart is being regulated by a pacemaker which can be hacked. “I was shocked to discover that my … Continue reading
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The Internet of Things sees all: Ohio authorities indict man through data from his pacemaker
From Engadget The way to a man’s heart is actually through WiFi Turns out the heart is deceitful above all things after all. By Violet Blue February 3, 2017 They say you can’t hide what’s in your heart, but the … Continue reading
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Ransomware attacks on electric and water utilities’ data on the rise
This certainly puts at risk of exposure and/or data corruption all the personal energy and lifestyle data flowing from Smart Meters to utilities. At the same time, if these attacks can even accidentally corrupt data that controls nuclear power plants, for … Continue reading
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Hacking expert warns Smart Meters could cause havoc
From Smart Grid Awareness September 21, 2015 Smart Grid Today conducted an interview last week with Cris Thomas, a strategist at Tenable Network Security and a founding member of the L0pht Hacker Collective. L0pht was a hacker “think tank” active from 1992 … Continue reading
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