Security in Smart Homes

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Across
  1. 2. Botnet A type of malware that converts networked devices into controlled 'bots', often used in large-scale network attacks, including those on IoT devices.
  2. 4. A device often connected to smart home networks that can be manipulated remotely, highlighting the need for secure configurations.
  3. 6. Weak points in a system's security that may be exploited by cybercriminals in smart home devices.
  4. 8. Homes Residences equipped with interconnected devices that can be managed remotely but may expose owners to cyber threats.
  5. 9. Security technique used to encode data sent between smart devices to prevent unauthorized access.
  6. 10. Individuals who seek unauthorized access to networked devices, often targeting poorly secured smart home systems.
  7. 11. Nest A line of smart home products known for integrating security features but still poses risks if not properly managed.
Down
  1. 1. A deceptive method often used to steal user credentials by mimicking legitimate requests or notifications, increasingly targeted at smart device users.
  2. 3. Popular voice-controlled smart assistant which raises privacy concerns regarding the data it collects.
  3. 5. Unauthorized gathering of private information through electronic means in a connected home.
  4. 7. Measures and protocols implemented to protect smart home devices from cyber threats.