This seems clear from a new survey perpetrated on the part of the hardware security company nCipher...
The surveyors asked 1,800 IT security professionals in 14 countries about vital elements...
Thirty-six percent confessed they were afraid they'd be spied upon by an internet-connected device. The same number feared they'd have money stolen.
Twenty-four percent fear personal embarrassment as unholy information about them would be leaked.
I, though, feel a particular empathy for the 21% who are afraid that pranksters will hack their connected toilets. more
