Hackers Can Grab Control Of Your Camera Via Its Wi-Fi SD Card

Cult of Mac
By Charlie SorrelMar 28, 2013, 11:43 am176 pts
Do you use an Eye-Fi or other wireless card to send pictures from your camera to your iPhone or iPad? Or maybe you have one of those fancy cameras with built-in wifi? Well, be careful: If the card’s network isn’t locked down, then it’s as vulnerable to hacking as an unsecured home network. And depending on…

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