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Tag Archives: IoT
Nation: How Big Wireless made us think that cell phones are safe: a special investigation
Front page article in April 23, 2018 issue Nation magazine. Includes information on Internet of Things (IoT). https://www.thenation.com/article/how-big-wireless-made-us-think-that-cell-phones-are-safe-a-special-investigation/ How Big Wireless Made Us Think That Cell Phones Are Safe: A Special Investigation The disinformation campaign – and massive radiation increase … Continue reading
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Tagged cell phones, CTIA, doubt, George Carlo, IoT, Nation, science, Tom Wheeler, wireless radiation
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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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Tagged Congress, Cory Gardner, firewalls, hacking, IoT, security, surveillance
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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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Internet of Things security: What happens when every device is smart and connected to 5G, and you don’t even know it?
“The IoT devices of the future won’t go online to benefit you — you won’t even know that it’s an IoT device… [Y]ou won’t be able to restrict access to the internet because they won’t be going online through your … Continue reading
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Tagged 5G, chips, connectivity, cybersecurity, internet, IoT, network, security
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Who wants the Internet of Things (IoT) ?
From Washington’s Blog March 15, 2017 http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2017/03/whole-point-internet-things-big-brother-can-spy-2.html No One Wants the Internet of Things … No one wants the Internet of Things (IoT). The Washington Post noted in 2014: No one really wants a “smart” washing machine …. *** If … Continue reading
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Tagged CIA, Clapper, connected devices, HAN, IoT, NSA, Petraus, sensors, surveillance
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ToxiCity: life at Agbobloshie, the world’s largest e-waste dump in Ghana
Where is the accountability? From RT Published on Jun 1, 2016 E-waste, the term given to discarded electronic appliances, is often shipped by developed nations to poorer countries such as Ghana. RTD visits the country’s most infamous dumping ground, Agbogbloshie. … Continue reading
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Tagged disposal. consumption, electronic dumpt, ewaste, Internet of Things, IoT, poverty, toxic, waste
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Another problem with the Internet of Things: smart home devices don’t work when networks go down
From Internet of Things.eu February 3, 2017 Smart home technology is pretty cool — until you’re left sitting in the dark because a network outage is preventing you from turning on your wireless light bulb. Hundreds of smart home consumers … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Internet of Things, IoT, network down, power outage
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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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Australia: Smart meter provider among first on Telstra’s IoT network
From IT Wire March 1, 2017 By Sam Varghese Smart meter and smart grid solutions provider Landis+Gyr says its applications will be among the first to connect to Telstra’s Internet-of-Things network in Australia. Testing of the IoT Cat-M1 network was … 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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