Hacker attacks in Italy: at risk not only supermarkets, but also home refrigerators
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In recent times, concerns about cyberattacks have been growing in Italy. According to Milano Finanza, after supermarkets, some devices found in Italian homes could also be exposed to this type of threat.
Hackers, that is, people who enter computer systems without authorization, can target networks connected to the internet. Many modern household appliances, such as smart refrigerators, are connected to the network so that users can control the temperature, receive updates, or manage the shopping list from their phone. This convenience, however, can create new weak points if the devices are not adequately protected.
Cybersecurity experts recommend a few simple precautions. It is important to change default passwords, use different credentials for each service, and regularly install software updates. The home router should also be protected with a secure network and a strong password.
In conclusion, digital security now concerns not only computers and smartphones, but also everyday objects. For this reason, citizens are urged to pay attention to the settings of their connected devices and to stay informed about the most up-to-date protection measures.
Sources: Milano Finanza
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