Security News > 2019 > August > Research shows that devices banned by US government lack basic security practices
2019-08-02 05:15
As the August 13 deadline looms for the US ban on Chinese surveillance cameras, the news cycle is re-engaged with the issue. The panic about banned cameras still being in operation shines a spotlight on both the severity of the issue and the dire need to find a solution. Through our research, based on tens of millions of embedded device binaries, it’s clear that the banned devices lack basic security building blocks and consequently expose … More → The post Research shows that devices banned by US government lack basic security practices appeared first on Help Net Security.
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