Modern households have started adopting internet-connected devices, ranging from cameras and speakers to locks and routers. However, with this technological advancement, the risk of a smart home breach has grown. While preventive guidance is widely available, residents often find themselves uncertain about what to do after an attack, according to new research led by Leipzig University. The study also highlights widespread Wi-Fi vulnerability concerns, which remain a common entry point for attackers. 

Researchers Victor Jüttner and Erik Buchmann from Leipzig University examined official government cybersecurity guidance across 11 countries, including Australia, Austria, Canada, Finland, Fr...