"Britain Bans Simple Passwords for Smart Devices"
UK law will require Internet-connected smart devices to meet minimum security standards. On April 29, the law came into force, banning manufacturers from using weak default passwords like "123456" or "admin" for Internet-connected devices. The law covers smartphones, TVs, game consoles, and more. According to the UK government, the new rules aim to protect consumers from hacking and cyberattacks. This article continues to discuss the new UK security law.
Cybernews reports "Britain Bans Simple Passwords for Smart Devices"
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