"David Perry, a virus expert at Trend Micro"
"Robert Siciliano, the CEO at IDTheftSecurity.com"
"Winn Schwartau from The Security Awareness Company"
... and that's it.
Any article about hacking that ends with "... and even the HUMAN MIND" does a fair enough job mocking itself, but I have to point out that the one thing the article goes out of its way to downplay:
For now, most of us are safe; the smart grid is more of an idea than a reality, although there are several test deployments across the country. Once the smart grid becomes common, Schwartau said filtering, a method of making sure the power is actually reaching the intended recipients, could help ensure the grid is not hackable. We'll see.
... is the least worthy of downplaying on the list.
>Title: 10 Everyday Items Hackers Are Targeting Right Now
>9. The Human Body... computers can help the disabled walk or play videogames. And it could be just a matter of time before humans are "augmented" this way.
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