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Présentation : An anonymous reader writes from a DailyDot's Kernel Mag article Welcome to the Internet of Things, what Schneier calls the World Size Web, already growing around you as we speak, which creates such a complete picture of our lives that Dr. Richard Tynan of Privacy International calls them doppelgangers -- mirror images of ourselves built on constantly updated data. These doppelgangers live in the cloud, where they can easily be interrogated by intelligence agencies. Nicholas Weaver, a security researcher at University of California, Berkeley, points out that Under the FISA Amendments Act 702 aka PRISM , the NSA can directly ask Google for any data collected on a valid foreign intelligence target through Google's Nest service, including a Nest Cam. And that's just one, legal way of questioning your digital doppelgangers we've all heard enough stories about hacked cloud storage to be wary of trusting our entire lives to it. ... But with the IoT, the potential goes beyond simple espionage, into outright sabotage. Imagine an enemy that can remotely disable the brakes in your car, or even more subtly give you food poisoning by hacking your fridge. That's a new kind of power. The surveillance, the interference, the manipulation the full life cycle is the ultimate nightmare, says Tynan. ... That makes the IoT vulnerable -- our society vulnerable -- to any criminal with a weekend to spend learning how to hack. When we talk about vulnerabilities in computers... people are using a lot of rhetoric in the abstract, says Privacy International's Tynan. What we really mean is, vulnerable to somebody. That somebody you're vulnerable to is the real question. The state of security around IoT, the chip or sensor-equipped devices connected to each other over the Internet, is deeply concerning. Just in the past few months, we have seen several instances of these devices getting hacked. We have also seen things such as Shodan, a search engine for the Internet of Things that can allow someone to browse vulnerable webcams. Many people continue to overlook the significance and potential consequences of their smart devices getting compromised. Someone recently asked, So what if my coffee maker gets hacked What are criminals going to do Burn my coffee They can do a lot more than burn your coffee. You see these devices are connected to your Wi-Fi network, which gives them the ability to interact with other gadgets connected to the same network. When attackers manage to access one of these devices, it's only a matter of time before they own your entire network. Share on Google Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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