Bryan Lillie, Chief Technical Officer, Cyber Security, QinetiQ commented on the Baby monitor hack.
[su_note note_color=”#ffffcc” text_color=”#00000″]Bryan Lillie, Chief Technical Officer, Cyber Security, QinetiQ :
“We are still a long way from makers of connected devices appreciating the security risks, let alone users appreciating them. Expect to see a lot more of these flaws exposed over the next couple years – hopefully by researchers rather than hackers.”
Hijacking baby monitors is a particularly chilling invasion of our privacy, but cameras and microphones are everywhere and the implications are huge, from secretly recording private business video-conferences to controlling CCTV cameras in secure environments.”[/su_note][su_box title=”About QinetiQ” style=”noise” box_color=”#336588″]
A FTSE250 company, QinetiQ uses its world class knowledge, research and innovation to provide high-end technical expertise and advice, to customers in the global aerospace, defence and security markets. QinetiQ’s unique position enables it to be a trusted partner to government organisations, predominantly in the UK and the US, including defence departments as well as other international customers in targeted sectors.[/su_box]
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