A smart fridge, or any IoT device, is connected to your local network, it’s accessible over the internet. It’s just like any other computer in your household.

This article was published on May 5, 2016. Insider; The IoT and the 20 ninjas in your refrigerator May 5, 2016 - 10:53 am ...

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The router can protect up to 20 computers and an unlimited number of IoT devices. It will cost $199 when it’s first introduced, though that price will rise to $279 eventually, Karim said.

Internet Connected and Insecure The IoT fridge threat is not theoretical. In fact, it was last year when researchers uncovered a flaw in Samsung’s RF28HMELBSR smart fridge that attackers could ...

IoT security cannot be abstract — it must be grounded in the operational realities that CIOs and CISOs face. Here are six persistent challenges that must be addressed head-on: Device proliferation.

Take, for example, a Samsung refrigerator. Epifani used data from VTO Labs, a digital forensics lab in the US, to investigate just how much information a smart fridge keeps about its owners.

The main components of the fridge buzzer consist of an MSP430G2232 low-power MCU connected to a SI7201 hall sensor switch, along with a CR2032 battery holder, push button and buzzer.

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