Will tomorrow's homes help hackers spy on us? BBC Click

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Cybersecurity advisor Marc Goodman believes that most, if not all, the physical objects in our homes will ultimately be connected to the internet. While this offers untold benefits, he also warns that hackers will try to turn the technology against us. He has just penned a book, Future Crimes, about the subject, and has highlighted his key concerns to BBC Click.

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