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How to stop your smart home from being hijacked

Posted: September 6, 2018 to Technology.

Tags: Malware, Data Breach, AI

Your home internet connection could be leaving you vulnerable to an attack from criminals. The internet connection that goes into your house may be via a tiny wire —but it’s got big vulnerabilities which get larger all the time. And many of us don’t realize the router may be our weakest link. All of our devices - tablets, cellphones, computers, email, banking and more flow through your router. And right now routers are a target. In May, CBS 17 told you about an FBI warning on Russian hackers going after routers with malware to exploit your device and  collect information Security expert Craig Petronella says it’s still a big issue. View the full article and a video here.
Craig Petronella
Craig Petronella
CEO & Founder, Petronella Technology Group | CMMC Registered Practitioner

Craig Petronella is a cybersecurity expert with over 24 years of experience protecting businesses from cyber threats. As founder of Petronella Technology Group, he has helped over 2,500 organizations strengthen their security posture, achieve compliance, and respond to incidents.

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