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Can hackers get into your fridge? Your smart home may be less safe than you think

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As the prevalence of internet-connected devices grows, so do the vulnerabilities they present to consumers. Everyday items like refrigerators, surveillance cameras, and smart cars are at risk of cyber intrusion. Hackers can exploit these devices to steal personal data and disrupt vital services. Experts suggest measures such as changing default passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and minimizing the number of online devices to mitigate these threats.

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Can hackers get into your fridge? Your smart home may be less safe than you think
SHIVANGHI PAYAL · 10/18/2026, 7:14:53 AM
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