This week’s trending news features a primer on Industrial IoT, new and upcoming features for Windows users and the latest cybersecurity threats.
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TikTok’s Security Threat Comes Into Focus
Plus: A Microsoft cloud leak exposed potential customers, new IoT security labels come to the US, and details emerge about Trump’s document stash.
A Long-Awaited IoT Reverse Engineering Tool Is Finally Here
Ten years after it was first unveiled, the powerful firmware analysis platform Ofrak is now available to anyone.
One of 5G’s Biggest Features Is a Security Minefield
New research found troubling vulnerabilities in the 5G platforms carriers offer to wrangle embedded device data.
The Risk of Relying on Smart Home Companies to Keep the Lights On
The connected-lighting company Insteon went dark without warning its users, throwing into question the concept of handing your house’s controls to an IoT firm.
How to decide whether to use Windows 10 or 11 for Windows IoT
Microsoft now has two versions of Windows IoT Enterprise. So how do you choose between them?
Run Linux edge applications on Windows PCs and servers with EFLOW
WSL isn’t the only official way to run Linux code on Windows systems. Find out how to take advantage of Azure IoT Edge for Linux on Windows.
Windows Server IoT 2022 is for a lot more than IoT
Microsoft’s latest IoT server release is intended for appliances. Here’s what you need to know about Windows Server IoT 2022.
Microsoft bought CloudKnox because hybrid multicloud identity is complicated
Managing passwords and privileged access is bad enough for people—but that’s going to be dwarfed by the problem of dealing with non-human identities.