Why the ESP32 is a Smart Choice for DIY Projects Over Raspberry Pi
The ESP32 microcontroller offers a cost-effective alternative to Raspberry Pi for many DIY projects, especially in IoT and automation.
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Dysphoria IoT Botnet Adopts Blockchain for Command-and-Control Operations
The Dysphoria IoT botnet has transitioned to blockchain-based command-and-control mechanisms following a disruption of the JackSkid infrastructure, complicating mitigation efforts.
TuxBot v3 Evolution: A New IoT Botnet Framework with LLM Assistance
Researchers have uncovered TuxBot v3 Evolution, an IoT botnet framework that appears to be developed with the help of a large language model, though with notable flaws.
AcuRite Delays Transition to New App Amid User Concerns
AcuRite has postponed the mandatory migration from its My AcuRite app to the new AcuRite NOW app, responding to significant user feedback regarding the latter's shortcomings.
JDY Botnet Expands Its Reach, Compromising Over 1,500 Devices
The JDY botnet, linked to Chinese state-sponsored actors, has significantly increased its size and capabilities, now comprising over 1,500 compromised devices, primarily targeting SOHO and IoT infrastructures.
AcuRite Transitions to New App, Frustrating Long-Time Users
AcuRite is compelling users to switch to its new AcuRite Now app, leading to dissatisfaction among existing customers who prefer the older My AcuRite app.
US and Allies Disrupt Major IoT Botnets Behind Record DDoS Attacks
A coordinated operation has dismantled several IoT botnets responsible for significant DDoS attacks, affecting millions of devices worldwide.
Understanding Wi-Fi Connectivity Issues: The Role of Airtime in Smart Home Networks
Wi-Fi connectivity issues in smart homes often stem from airtime congestion rather than interference. This article explores how device density impacts network performance and offers insights into potential solutions.
