Nest warns user of password breach - but not from its own systems
Smarthome vendor did the right thing says the Internet Society
Nest, taking a smart approach to customer security
Nest, the Google-owned manufacturer of home automation devices best known for its smart thermostat, has warned a customer of a password breach, urging him to change it and deploy two-factor authentication...
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