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[TechRepublic] Kickstarter campaign pushes security for home IoT devices

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Kickstarter campaign pushes security for home IoT devices

Finding the latest security technologies may require a different approach. A new Kickstarter campaign seeks to bring an automated security appliance to internet-connected homes.

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