Monday, March 4, 2019
Outdoor Tech’s Chips ski helmet speakers are a hot mess of security flaws – TechCrunch
Sometimes the “smartest” gadgets come with the shoddiest security. Alan Monie, a security researcher at U.K. cybersecurity firm Pen Test Partners, bought and tested a pair of Chips 2.0 wireless speakers, built by California-based Outdoor Tech, only to find they’re a security nightmare. The in-helmet speakers allow users to listen to music on the go, make calls and talk to friends through the
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