The Internet of Things (IoT) is expected to bring nearly fifty billion new devices online by 2020. This sounds great, until you read that an estimated 70% of IoT devices are hackable. That cute Google Nest in your kitchen? Your car's brake system? Your implanted insulin pump? Yeah, they're all hackable. Welcome to "the internet of things to be hacked," as Marc Goodman likes calling it. Goodman, Singularity University's faculty chair for Policy, Law, and Ethics,...
Health Devices Are All Too Hackable--Here's What You Need to Know
Singularity Hub - 12 Oct 2016 20:33
The Internet of Things (IoT) is expected to bring nearly fifty billion new devices online by 2020. This sounds great, until you read that an estimated 70% of IoT devices are hackable. That cute Google Nest in your kitchen? Your car's brake system? Your implanted insulin pump? Yeah, they're all hackable. Welcome to "the internet of things to be hacked," as Marc Goodman likes calling it. Goodman, Singularity University's faculty chair for Policy, Law, and Ethics,...
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