Chinese CCTV maker owns up to security flaws behind Friday's DynDNS attack
Hangzhou Xiongmai Technology admits culpability, but claims post-September 2015 devices should be secure
A China-based CCTV system manufacturer, Hangzhou Xiongmai Technology Company, has admitted that many of its products are insecure and form part of the Mirai botnet that took the Dyn DNS server on Friday,...
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