Personal weather stations can expose your Wi-Fi network

Macworld
Feb 13, 2015, 11:05 am367 pts
In the latest Internet of Things security blunder, personal weather station devices made by Netatmo were found sending users’ Wi-Fi passwords back to the company over unencrypted connections. Netatmo weather stations can be used to monitor indoor and outdoor temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide levels and…

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