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70 Percent Smart Devices Vulnerable to Hacking: Report


According to a recent study released by Hewlett-Packard (HP), examined 10 common smart devices, including thermostats, smart TVs and webcams. Each device had approximately 25 vulnerabilities, the study claimed. Many of the vulnerabilities had to do with a lack of password strength and weak protection software. Eight out of 10 devices failed to require passwords strong enough to be useful, and the same amount put users at risk of having their personal information intercepted via cloud services.

Information technology research firm Garner predicts there will be 26 billion individual Internet of Things objects in the world by the year 2020. In 2009, there were only about nine million of these devices sold.

"The fact is, that today, many categories of connected things in 2020 don't yet exist," Gartner research director Peter Middleton said in a statement. "As product designers dream up ways to exploit the inherent connectivity that will be offered in intelligent products, we expect the variety of devices offered to explode."

"Late last year, we were hearing a lot about Internet of Things, and a bit about IoT security, but had not seen anything that focused on the complete picture of IoT security," a statement from HP read. "So, we decided to start the OWASP [Open Web Application Security Project] Internet of Things Top 10 Project, which aims to educate on the main facets of Internet of Things security that people should be concerned with."

Google Reportedly Ties Up with MediaTek for Android One Devices


One of the student announcements at the Google I/O was Android One, which is Google's crime at capturing the prayer store in future markets with affordable Humanoid handsets that run Google-blessed software. According to sources in the Asiatic phone ply string, Google has reportedly elite MediaTek as its strategic solvent relative for the utilisation of the Robot One adps, rumored Digitimes.

MediaTek SoCs are seen in a determine of budget handsets merchandising across Bharat at the instant. For the Automaton One level, Google and MediaTek are expectable to energy on releasing handsets that are modify cheaper - think sub-$100 phones. For the Android One initiative, Google testament proffer a set of hardware and software guidelines or meaning design platforms based on which emblem makers are foretold to chassis affordable handsets.

Google has been in talks with MediaTek for the former six months according to Digitimes. Google showcased an Humanoid One telephone at the Google I/O event made by Micromax. This Golem One phone features a 4.5-inch sieve, dual-SIM plan, FM wireless and it was supercharged by a dual-core MediaTek MT6575 SoC.

MediaTek stands a chance to collaborated with Google on incoming Android tablets as symptomless as Humanoid TVs if the Humanoid One externalise goes most smoothly, according to sources quoted by Digitimes.
Wednesday, 2 July 2014
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Maruti Suzuki Stops Production of Maruti 800


For nearly 30 years, it was the best selling car in India. But the Maruti 800 is now on its final journey. The last model of the red Maruti 800 car was rolled out from the company's Gurgaon plant on January 18, 2014, and sent to a dealer in Shillong.

Since it first came out in 1983, the 800 single handedly revolutionized the automobile industry in India.  It was popular among the masses and held its ground as the most common choice among carriers for middle class families. Since its production, Maruti has sold 2.5 million units of the car. At the time of the launch, the Maruti 800 was priced at Rs. 50,000. The current price of the car is about Rs. 2,35,000. It hasn’t just been successful in India. Over the years, the Maruti 800 was exported to several countries, including Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Morocco and a few European countries.

The first car was sold to Harpal Singh in 1983 who owned the car throughout his lifetime.
 
Thursday, 20 February 2014
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