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Udderly Insecure: Researchers Spot Cow-Tracking Collar Flaws
Nov. 27, 2023, 4:10 p.m. |
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Not even dairy cows appear to be safe from internet of things flaws, researchers report after reverse-engineering health-monitoring collars for cows and finding they could eavesdrop on and alter data. Once addressed by the manufacturer, they said the non-updateable collars would have to be replaced.
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