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Rachio launches smart 'Wireless Flow Meter' to detect sprinkler leaks
Publié: juin 24, 2018, 4:31pm CEST par Brian Fagioli
When people think of a "smart home," they usually only consider devices inside the dwelling, such as thermostats, lights, and more. A home is more than just a house, however. Most homeowners will tell you that the overall property -- including the yard -- is just as important. Believe it or not, there are smart devices for outdoors, and not just external security cameras. For instance, Rachio makes a really cool smart sprinkler controller that offers Wi-Fi connectivity. It even has support for Alexa, Nest, and Google Assistant. This week, the company launches a clever companion to its 3rd-generation controller.… [Continue Reading] -
Google adds DRM to Android APKs to verify the authenticity of apps from Google Play
Publié: juin 24, 2018, 11:42am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
DRM is something that's usually associated with streaming music and video, but there's no reason that it can't be put to other uses. Proving this, Google has started using a form of DRM to improve app security by verifying that APKs originate from the Play Store. It's a system that works much like signed drivers in Windows. The aim is simple: to improve the security of Android users by ensuring that they are using genuine apps that have not been tampered with in any way. Google is not referring to the new system as DRM, saying instead that it is… [Continue Reading] -
Don't panic! Hackers have not found a way to bypass the iPhone passcode limit
Publié: juin 24, 2018, 11:04am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson
Enter the wrong passcode into an iPhone and you'll not only be denied access to it, but also run the risk of wiping its contents if you enter an incorrect code too many times. This is a problem faced by law enforcement agencies when they encounter iPhones in the cases they're working on -- as well as people trying to hack into phones for nefarious purposes -- so it's little wonder that hackers are constantly trying to find a way to earn unlimited guesses at passcodes. One hacker thought he had cracked it. Security researcher Matthew Hickey proudly boasted at… [Continue Reading]