The IoT Age: When Everyday Devices Become Targets
Smart technology has made everyday life more convenient, but it has also created new openings for cybercriminals. The recent cyberattack on French supermarkets showed how hackers can remotely take control of connected refrigeration systems, raising temperatures, spoiling fresh and frozen food, and even triggering fires. What once seemed like a harmless “smart” device can become a serious risk when it is connected to the internet without strong security. This incident is a warning that the Internet of Things is not only about convenience. It is also about protecting the systems we depend on every day.
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Africa’s Self-Powered Car Shocks Engineers Worldwide
Initially, many declared it impossible. Scientists scoffed, corporations ignored it, and even those with malicious intent attempted to silence him. Yet, Maxwell Chikumbutso, a self-taught inventor from Zimbabwe, remained resolute. He has now unveiled a technology that could revolutionize the globe and disrupt various industries in the process! Introducing the Kaiyi Saith, an electric car that requires no charging, offers an unlimited range, emits zero emissions, and can even power your home. But that’s just the beginning.
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