Carnegie Mellon Researchers Design 'Nutrition Label' For The Internet Of Broken Things

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Carnegie Mellon Researchers Design 'Nutrition Label' For The Internet Of Broken Things

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Technology · 4 years ago

Thanks to a laundry list of lazy companies, everything from your Barbie doll to your tea kettle are now hackable. Worse, these devices...

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