The internet of things is a big, juicy target for criminals. — Dreamstime/TNS
As more and more devices connect to the Internet, the risk of them being targeted by criminals is also increasing.
Internet-connected devices are nearly ubiquitous, with computer circuitry now found in a variety of common appliances. They can include security cameras, DVRs, printers, cars, baby monitors, and refrigerators – even “smart” lightbulbs and clothing. Collectively those devices are called the Internet of Things.
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