Your smart home devices are vulnerable to cyberattack — protect yourself with these tips

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Everything is connected to the internet these days. Devices that you wouldn’t expect to have a Wi-Fi signal latch onto your router to provide connected features. Unfortunately, as AI pokes holes in our legacy cybersecurity infrastructure, these devices are now vulnerable to attacks. Here’s what to look for and what you can do about it. Smart devices come in all shapes and sizes. Every day, you reach for your phone, tablet, laptop, maybe a wearable. But what about the other gadgets strewn through

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