Hackers Are Coming for Your Smart Devices in 2025 – Here’s What You Need to Know

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🚨 As our world gets more connected, so do the threats. From AI-powered attacks to physical tampering, 2025 is already seeing the rise of complex, dangerous IoT threats. In this deep dive, we break down the Top 10 IoT Security Risks and the cutting-edge solutions protecting our homes, cities, and industries. This video covers the top IoT security threats in 2025, from device hijacking to ransomware. We also discuss potential security solution options like automated patch management and new cybersecurity standards. Learn how to protect your connected devices from cyber attacks and internet of things vulnerabilities. 💡 Learn about: - Device hijacking and botnet takeovers - Data breaches and supply chain hacks - AI-driven cyberattacks - Zero trust, blockchain, and biometric defenses 👀 Whether you're a tech enthusiast or an industry pro, this video equips you with everything you need to stay secure in 2025. Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: The State of IoT Security in 2025 00:45 – Weak Authentication & Passwords 01:13 – Supply Chain Attacks 01:45 – AI-Powered Cyberattacks 02:09 – Physical Tampering & Insider Threats 03:04 – Blockchain for IoT System 04:57 – Industry Use Cases: Healthcare, Smart Homes, Industry, Smart Cities 05:55 – Final Thoughts 📡 Stay Connected with IoT Forge: - 👉 Subscribe, like, and hit the bell to stay updated on the latest innovations! - ✈️ Join our Telegram channel: https://t.me/IoTForge - 🎧 Listen to Spotify IoT Forge Unplugged podcast: https://ift.tt/er4Nf5q #iotsecurity, #cybersecurity2025, #smartdevices, #iotthreats, #dataprivacy, #aiattacks, #ransomwareiot, #zerotrust, #blockchainsecurity, #techtrends, #futuretech, #iotsolutions, #privacybydesign, #secureiot, #connectedworld, #itsecurity, #cybersecuritytips, #ethicalhacking, #smarthomesecurity, #industrialiot, #iotforge #robotsgossip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULPSMqC9eys

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