Search results for internet of things

Hackers hide malware into website images to go unnoticed

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Multiple groups are using the same infection chain to deliver different infostealers, including 0bj3ctivityStealer and VIP Keylogger.

IoT accelerating efficiency, cost savings, and sustainable solutions

By Edward Porter published

IoT technology enables real-time data collection through a vast network of connected devices.

A mobile and a laptop with a VPN turned on

VPNs are the biggest Christmas bargain this year – and these 3 deals more than prove that

By Rob Dunne published

Your new gadgets need security, luckily it's seriously cheap.

Intelligence everywhere: scaling the IoT with flexible chips

By Shane Geary published

Flexible chips unlock mass-scale IoT by slashing cost, waste, and barriers to embedded intelligence.

I think the Pomera DM250 is the distraction-free e-writer that could unseat the Freewrite Traveler for business writing

By Ross Rubin published

I took a look at what the Pomera DM250 e-writer offers business travelers writing on the go.

Outdated and unsecured IoT devices are a serious risk for UK businesses

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Businesses are running old, outdated IoT and aren't adhering to cybersecurity standards.

Affected by the recent earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand? These eSIM deals will help you stay in touch

By Udita Choudhary last updated

These eSIM offers bring internet connectivity to people in the affected areas.

“6G can efficiently enable intelligent computing everywhere”: Qualcomm offers an exclusive sneak peek at what to expect from the next generation of mobile internet

By Wayne Williams published

Qualcomm exclusively reveals what to expect from 6G - and it's not just faster speeds and better connectivity

CountAbout review

By Rob Clymo last updated

Get your finances in order and keep them that way with this budget online software solution.

Ensuring resilience in the IoT revolution

By Dr Francesca Boem published

The IoT and AI revolutionize our world - but what happens when smart devices fail?

HP's new built-in eSIM lets you stay connected to the internet, even without Wi-Fi

By Udita Choudhary published

HP Go eSIM set to launch in Spring 2025, initially for US users.

Amazon is reportedly working on its own AI chatbot that might be smarter than ChatGPT

By Cesar Cadenas published

Amazon's Metis AI will have generative features like ChatGPT, but may also be able to automate smart home devices.

The connectivity problem hiding in smart bins and heart monitors

By Harry Bowlby published

As IoT becomes more embedded across industries, they all rely on the same unseen foundation: uninterrupted, intelligent connectivity.

Cisco, ASUS, QNAP, and Synology devices hijacked to major botnet

By Sead Fadilpašić published

The goal of the botnet has not yet been determined, but many devices are under threat.

Think smart home tech isn't for you? Here are 5 easy ways it could change your life

By Cat Ellis published

Smart home tech doesn't have to be complicated or intimidating, and it can help with everyday tasks in ways you might not have considered.

Talk about a snappy attack - popular photo booth maker allegedly leaves user images at risk

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Photos taken at booths get uploaded on the internet where they can easily be downloaded.

Hackers observed injecting legitimate banking apps with malicious code

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Poisoned apps are lurking on the internet, so make sure to double-check your sources before downloading anything.

Nearly half of network connections come from high-risk IoT and IT devices - so make sure you're protected

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Most enterprises are running "flat" networks, putting their entire infrastructure at risk.

Top ticket resale platform hit by data breach - over 500,000 customer records leaked online

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Ticket To Cash kept an open database on the internet, and no one knows for how long.

LinkedIn adds new verification tool to ensure security across the internet

By Sead Fadilpašić published

"Verified on LinkedIn" can now be displayed elsewhere on the internet, including Adobe’s Content Authenticity.

Person using laptop and phone

The best age verification VPNs in 2026 – avoid handing over your data insecurely when browsing online

By Rob Dunne last updated

With the UK becoming the latest country to introduce age verification laws, we've taken a look at the best VPNs to help bypass these restrictions and retain your privacy.

Worried about internet connectivity during your holiday? Have your data secured with Ubigi eSIM

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Global coverage, fast 5G speeds, and flexible data plans for travelers and remote workers.

Perplexity upgrades Comet to multitask across your tabs

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Google is embedding its Nano Banana AI image model into Search and NotebookLM, with Photos to follow.

Despise internet pop-ups? Google Chrome is testing an AI-powered feature to help end these

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Google Chrome is testing an AI tool for predicting permissions.

'Those are so ugly': new iPhone 17 dummy unit photos show all four models side by side – and the internet isn’t impressed

By James Rogerson published

This might be our closest look yet at the likely design of the iPhone 17 series, and it's not going down well online.

Unlocking real-time insights from the IIoT with storage at the edge

By Christophe Vaissade published

Unlock faster decisions and smarter operations with edge-based Flash storage for IIoT environments.

Is IoT infrastructure ready for extreme weather?

By Iain Davidson published

Heatwaves, droughts and flash flooding leave devastation in their wake and cause infrastructure to struggle in extreme conditions.

TikTok’s American ownership rule ignores bigger IoT threat

By Carsten Rhod Gregersen published

Forget TikTok - there's a much bigger threat from millions of Chinese-made IoT devices.

Humans optional: Tomorrow's Internet of Agents is being planned today and will bypass homo sapiens almost entirely

By Wayne Williams published

Tomorrow's "Internet of Agents" is being planned today by Cisco and Microsoft and will bypass homo sapiens almost entirely.

Your Samsung Galaxy Ring might be the key to a smarter home thanks to SmartThings' connected device roadmap

By Josephine Watson published

At an exclusive VP roundtable during CES, I learned more about Samsung’s plans SmartThings - including how devices like the Samsung Galaxy Ring might fit in