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Microchip Technology announced a collaboration with Intel to implement Intel® Enhanced Privacy ID (Intel® EPID) technology into its products. Intel EPID is a sophisticated, proven approach to device authentication that provides both security and privacy for the on-ramp to the Internet of Things (IoT).
At the 2015 Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, attendees visiting Intel’s IoT Community exhibit can view a demonstration of the Intel EPID Protocol running on Microchip’s IoT Security Platform. For those not attending, more information on Microchip’s collaboration with Intel is available online at www.microchip.com/EPID.
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The Internet of Things is progressively important to enterprises, as these technologies improve communication and productivity. Check more about what are IoT devices and how are they changing the world: goo.gl/nwnu6P
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The genesis of this project was a challenge from OpenIDEO and the Hewlett Foundation to redefine the way that "hackers" are depicted in the media and popular culture. Most often, "hackers" are shown as white males in their early 20's, or some shadowy guy in a hoodie.
In reality, "hackers" are comprised of a multitude of diverse people from all ages, genders, cultural backgrounds, and ethnicities. Even the term "hacker" is misleading as a hacker originally was simply used to describe a person with an aptitude for computers.
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The genesis of this project was a challenge from OpenIDEO and the Hewlett Foundation to redefine the way that "hackers" are depicted in the media and popular culture. Most often, "hackers" are shown as white males in their early 20's, or some shadowy guy in a hoodie.
In reality, "hackers" are comprised of a multitude of diverse people from all ages, genders, cultural backgrounds, and ethnicities. Even the term "hacker" is misleading as a hacker originally was simply used to describe a person with an aptitude for computers.
More info or create your own image at myothercomputer.com
The genesis of this project was a challenge from OpenIDEO and the Hewlett Foundation to redefine the way that "hackers" are depicted in the media and popular culture. Most often, "hackers" are shown as white males in their early 20's, or some shadowy guy in a hoodie.
In reality, "hackers" are comprised of a multitude of diverse people from all ages, genders, cultural backgrounds, and ethnicities. Even the term "hacker" is misleading as a hacker originally was simply used to describe a person with an aptitude for computers.
More info or create your own image at myothercomputer.com
Find the latest future technologies of Internet of Things in CeBIT Hannover 2016 by CDN Software Solutions. IoT Security, IoT Analytics, IoT OS, IoT Processors, etc. Find more here: - goo.gl/vD9hUw
The "hackers" in these images are peering out from behind their devices. Their eyes are smiling, but on closer inspection, they are always watching and observing, looking for opportunities to exploit those around them.
The genesis of this project was a challenge from OpenIDEO and the Hewlett Foundation to redefine the way that "hackers" are depicted in the media and popular culture. Most often, "hackers" are shown as white males in their early 20's, or some shadowy guy in a hoodie.
In reality, "hackers" are comprised of a multitude of diverse people from all ages, genders, cultural backgrounds, and ethnicities. Even the term "hacker" is misleading as a hacker originally was simply used to describe a person with an aptitude for computers.
More info or create your own image at myothercomputer.com
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The "hackers" in these images are peering out from behind their devices. Their eyes are smiling, but on closer inspection, they are always watching and observing, looking for opportunities to exploit those around them.
The genesis of this project was a challenge from OpenIDEO and the Hewlett Foundation to redefine the way that "hackers" are depicted in the media and popular culture. Most often, "hackers" are shown as white males in their early 20's, or some shadowy guy in a hoodie.
In reality, "hackers" are comprised of a multitude of diverse people from all ages, genders, cultural backgrounds, and ethnicities. Even the term "hacker" is misleading as a hacker originally was simply used to describe a person with an aptitude for computers.
More info or create your own image at myothercomputer.com
The Internet of Things continues to connect an ever-increasing number of devices. We're heading towards a seamlessly connected world that will have 24 billion IoT devices by 2020. Connected devices are making headway into each and every aspect of our lives, including homes, offices, cars and even cities.
For more details: blog.entersoftsecurity.com/implementing-security-in-iot
The "hackers" in these images are peering out from behind their devices. Their eyes are smiling, but on closer inspection, they are always watching and observing, looking for opportunities to exploit those around them.
The genesis of this project was a challenge from OpenIDEO and the Hewlett Foundation to redefine the way that "hackers" are depicted in the media and popular culture. Most often, "hackers" are shown as white males in their early 20's, or some shadowy guy in a hoodie.
In reality, "hackers" are comprised of a multitude of diverse people from all ages, genders, cultural backgrounds, and ethnicities. Even the term "hacker" is misleading as a hacker originally was simply used to describe a person with an aptitude for computers.
More info or create your own image at myothercomputer.com
The genesis of this project was a challenge from OpenIDEO and the Hewlett Foundation to redefine the way that "hackers" are depicted in the media and popular culture. Most often, "hackers" are shown as white males in their early 20's, or some shadowy guy in a hoodie.
In reality, "hackers" are comprised of a multitude of diverse people from all ages, genders, cultural backgrounds, and ethnicities. Even the term "hacker" is misleading as a hacker originally was simply used to describe a person with an aptitude for computers.
More info or create your own image at myothercomputer.com
Rakos is a Linux Malware written in Go language that targets both consumer devices and servers.
For more details:
blog.entersoftsecurity.com/new-vulnerability-iot-devices-...
The "hackers" in these images are peering out from behind their devices. Their eyes are smiling, but on closer inspection, they are always watching and observing, looking for opportunities to exploit those around them.
The genesis of this project was a challenge from OpenIDEO and the Hewlett Foundation to redefine the way that "hackers" are depicted in the media and popular culture. Most often, "hackers" are shown as white males in their early 20's, or some shadowy guy in a hoodie.
In reality, "hackers" are comprised of a multitude of diverse people from all ages, genders, cultural backgrounds, and ethnicities. Even the term "hacker" is misleading as a hacker originally was simply used to describe a person with an aptitude for computers.
More info or create your own image at myothercomputer.com
Thousands of IoT devices are finding their ways into homes, businesses, and many other areas of our lives, but security is rarely high on device manufacturers’ list of priorities. With no industry standards for architecture or security, devices often use custom-built operating systems and proprietary communication protocols. Internet of Things security remains a veritable minefield, and problems with IoT cyberattacks and malware can only continue to grow along with the number of devices. So why is it so hard to secure IoT devices, and what can we do about it?
What makes Internet of Things so susceptible to bugs
Threat landscape has changed because of IOT. The following features of IOT make it very hackable.
Read more: entersoftsecurity.com/internet-of-things-security