It’s no secret IoT security has been a dumpster fire.
Last week, it was reported two million IP security cameras, baby monitors and smart doorbells have serious IoT flaws with no known patches. The list, of course, is added to a long list of IoT nightmares that have been reported over the past five years and more.
What is the future of IoT security? Will consumers continue to face insecure technology, disturbing privacy concerns and DDoS attacks? Or will the efforts of consortiums, legislation and industry pressure help set connected device security straight?
