Everything is online these days, including our toasters and doorbells. And while smart devices are convenient and occasionally energy-saving, they also pose a risk of compromising our personal data.

The fewer entry points you leave open, the more secure your smart home will be. Here's how to check for all the gaps.

As smart device attacks rise, here's what you need to know and basic precautions that will keep your smart home safe. For more than 10 years Tyler has used his experience in smart home tech to craft ...

Sidewalk, which launched in 2020, is a low-power, low-bandwidth, long-range IoT network that is free to use. While Ring cameras use Sidewalk connectivity to send alerts even when your home’s Wi-Fi is ...

Credit: René Ramos/Lifehacker/Jason marz, Javier Zayas Photography/Moment, Violka08/iStock via Getty Images In Lifehacker’s series, “A Guide to Automating Your Entire Home,” we’re highlighting all the ...

Xthings today announced cloud-to-cloud integration for ULTRALOQ smart door locks using the managed integrations feature of AWS IoT Device Management. Beginning with the ULTRALOQ Bolt Fingerprint, the ...

Qualcomm Technologies Inc. today unveiled a number of advancements across artificial intelligence, the internet of things, and smart home ecosystems that enhance privacy, scalability and user ...