More than 3.7 million. That’s the latest number of surveillance cameras, baby monitors, doorbells with webcams, and other internet-connected devices found left open to hijackers via two insecure communications protocols globally, we’re told. This is up from estimates of a couple of million last year. The protocols are CS2 Network P2P, used by more than Read more about Peer-to-peer takes on a whole new meaning when used to spy on 3.7 million or more cameras, other IoT gear[…]