Why your IoT devices may be vulnerable to malware

Why your IoT devices may be vulnerable to malware.
Only 33% of users surveyed by NordPass changed the default passwords on their IoT devices, leaving the rest susceptible to attack.
You may make a concerted effort to protect your computers and network with strong passwords and robust security.
But what about your Internet of Things devices?
A new survey from password manager NordPass reveals that many IoT devices are saddled with their default passwords, making them an open target for cybercriminals.
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In a survey of 7,000 people across Australia, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK and the United States, NordPass found that only 33% of users changed the default passwords on their IoT devices.
The rest continued to use such built-in passwords as "admin" or "123456." Such simple passwords are easy to hack, paving the way for malware and other types of cyberattacks.

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