Cheap smart plugs could expose you to hackers, or even cause a fire
A Which? investigation exposes poorly-made smart plugs that could not only put your privacy and security at risk, but your physical safety, too.
Which? warns parents not to use a security camera as a baby monitor
Lacking useful features such as temperature sensors and sound sensitive lights, these cameras are better suited to detecting burglars than monitoring your baby.
TP-link camera security flaw discovered in Which? tests as ‘IoT law’ moves closer
Wireless camera brand fixes vulnerability discovered during Which? testing that could have posed a risk to you and your smart home data.
HP issues security fix for printer hacking flaw
Many popular HP inkjet printers understood to be vulnerable to the attack. HP urges owners to update the printer software to ensure they're not at risk.
Hyperoptic router ‘at risk of being hacked’
Up to 400,000 Hyperoptic customers at risk of critical flaw that could give an attacker full control over their home wi-fi network from anywhere in the world.
Safety alert: see how easy it is for almost anyone to hack your child’s connected toys
Connected toys with Bluetooth, wi-fi and mobile apps may seem like the perfect gift for your child this Christmas. But we’ve found that, without appropriate safety features, they can also...