Hackers could use baby monitors to watch your kids too

Found on CNet News on Thursday, 03 September 2015
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Experts said the flaws are one more example of the lack of security in the realm of gadgets that can communicate with the Internet, a trend known as the "Internet of Things." Whether it's a smart thermostat or a connected refrigerator, the devices are landing on store shelves without standardized security controls, potentially putting customers at risk, experts say.

Maybe the companies should be held responsible if it turns out that they have neglected basic security measures. With the IoT growing, these issues will get more and more common.