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In this case, it wasn’t even that Nest had an insecure device, though that is often open to debate with Internet of Things devices. No, this was all about reusing passwords. “The method used to spy on the Thomases is … Read More
The state of legal tech Forgot password? Five reasons why you need a password manager Discarded smart lightbulbs reveal your wifi passwords, stored in the clear Law firms’ shopping mall problem Mitigating #eDiscovery challenges in the healthcare industry Ride The … Read More
When E-Discovery Became a Thing: Judges Reflect on Court’s ESI Evolution Zero to Sixty in Ediscovery: The Value of On- and Off-the-Job Training Why We Need to Talk about Mental Health Regularly at the Workplace “Not conducting exit interviews on … Read More
The story is disturbing on many levels, but for me this is the part that is both obvious, and a reason why IoT devices deserve a lot more careful consideration than we have been giving them. “At the time the … Read More
From a cybersecurity standpoint, this is a good idea. It demands that each gadget be given a unique password when it is made. From a “user has no idea how to get into the device because they never knew the … Read More
Jim has put together a really great list of things to think about, because there is so much tech in our houses now that someone else having control of it can turn very dangerous, especially in a domestic violence situation: … Read More
I suppose this is possible…. Echo woke up due to a word in background conversation sounding like “Alexa.” Then, the subsequent conversation was heard as a “send message” request. At which point, Alexa said out loud “To whom?” At which … Read More