Security News > 2018 > May > Hacking for fun and profit: How one researcher is making IoT device makers take security seriously
2018-05-10 13:30
We should all be so lucky to enjoy our work as much as Ken Munro does. Generally attracted by research that “looks fun” and particularly interested in probing the security of technologies that have yet to be comprehensively investigated by security researchers, for the past few years Munro has been poking and probing consumer Internet of Things devices, and doing things such as denial of service attacks on Wi-Fi-enabled kettles, or showing that you can … More → The post Hacking for fun and profit: How one researcher is making IoT device makers take security seriously appeared first on Help Net Security.
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