Saturday, April 13, 2019
Spy on your smart home with this open source research tool – TechCrunch
Researchers at Princeton University have built a web app that lets you (and them) spy on your smart home devices to see what they’re up to. The open source tool, called IoT Inspector, is available for download here. (Currently it’s Mac OS only, with a wait list for Windows or Linux.) In a blog about the effort the researchers write that their aim is to offer a simple tool for consumers to
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