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| Source |  CSO |
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| Identifiant | 1086499 |
| Date de publication | 2019-03-27 06:33:00 (vue: 2019-03-29 12:00:10) |
| Titre | BrandPost: IoT Widens the Security Gap. Now What? |
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In a previous blog, I explored why 802.11ax means more IoT. 802.11ax, now known as Wi-Fi 6, makes the WLAN even more IoT-friendly given the support for dense concentrations of clients in environments such as buildings with smart lighting, environmental controls, and meeting room technology. Wi-Fi 6 introduces some terrific new security features, but the IoT security risk is rising fast. The security surrounding IoT devices has lagged behind hackers' ability to penetrate these devices. Criminals can remotely control smart devices, in turn creating traffic jams on highways, disrupting the power grid, or interrupting industrial robots. A compromised IoT device can also serve as a springboard for an attacker to spread through the network and steal or destroy sensitive information. |
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| Condensat | 11ax ability also article attacker behind blog brandpost: buildings can click clients compromised concentrations control controls creating criminals dense destroy device devices disrupting environmental environments even explored fast features friendly full gap given grid hackers has here highways industrial information interrupting introduces iot jams known lagged lighting makes means meeting more network new now penetrate please power previous read remotely rising risk robots room security sensitive serve smart some terrific spread springboard steal such support surrounding technology these through traffic turn what why 802 widens wlan 802 but |
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