According to the European Commission, the Internet of Things (IoT) represents the next step in the inevitable digitalisation of our economy and society. It’s where objects and people interconnect and…

Attackers can remotely disable these devices, execute arbitrary malicious code on them and commit other acts of malfeasance, warns Kaspersky Lab.

Can blockchains set and keep rules for objects in the physical world, as well as digital assets? And if so, how? The first international IoT Blockchain Camp in Valencia, Spain, is a five-day event that looks at potential answers to this question – and explores some of the internet-of-things technology that’ll make it

What is the evolution of IoT privacy? We now need to constantly weigh the benefits of trusting IoT products with the risks of revealing private data.