How to protect your connected objects from hackers


The more we embrace connected objects, the more we need to protect ourselves from potential hacker attacks. — AFP Relaxnews

Hundreds of thousands of connected objects around the world are currently under threat due to various security flaws. Even if it is impossible to guarantee zero risk, some basic rules are enough to secure a home network on which all our various devices (mobile devices, speakers, household appliances, light bulbs, etc) are connected.

Take care of your passwords and change them regularly

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