Five reasons to consider upgrading to a smart baby monitor
Does the idea of a voice-controlled baby monitor appeal to you? How about one that tracks your baby's sleep? If the answer is yes, it might be time to ditch your traditional baby monitor in favour of a smart monitor. We round up the useful features offered by wi-fi enabled baby monitors, plus tell you how to protect your monitor from hacking.
Kids’ karaoke machines and smart toys from Mattel and Vtech among those found to have security flaws
We tested popular smart toys and found several that could put your child at risk of being groomed or seeing inappropriate content.
The cheap security cameras inviting hackers into your home
More than 50,000 internet-connected cameras, sold mostly on Amazon, could have critical security flaws putting UK consumers’ privacy at risk.
Stay safe shopping online with the best password managers
Password managers, such as LastPass, Dashlane and 1Password, pledge to keep you safe from cyber criminals while shopping online.
How new guidelines on smart devices will help protect consumers from being hacked
There are many connected devices on the market that lack basic security measures, making them susceptible to hacking. In response to this threat the government has launched a new code of practice to ensure that connected products are ‘secure by design’.
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.
Internet router ‘hack’ scam targets UK homes
Scammers posing as BT, TalkTalk or Sky claim your router has been compromised and then try to extort money or steal personal data.
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.
Easy-to-hack smart devices targeted by government
'Internet of Things' products targeted following investigations by Which? and other groups exposing the online privacy and safety risks they pose.
Government and NHS websites fall victim to cryptojacking hack
Thousands of websites, including UK local government websites, put visitors' data at risk