Security experts have found serious threats in smart devices used in the home. Researchers at Kaspersky Lab discovered that an app-controlled coffeemaker could expose the homeowner’s WiFi password. Outsiders are apparently capable of controlling a baby video monitor by hacking the camera owner’s network, and a magnet was found to disrupt a smartphone-controlled home security system. Residents are advised to look up the vulnerabilities of a device before purchasing it.
UAE launches annual award to honour changemakers
The UAE Year Of Award has been launched to honour individuals and institutions who create meaningful impact and strengthen a culture of community action to make each annual "UAE Year Of" theme into a lasting national legacy.
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan attends GCC joint military drill in Bahrain
His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Dubai's Crown Prince, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, has attended a GCC joint military exercise at the start of his official visit in Bahrain.
UAE President discusses regional developments with Syrian counterpart
UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Syrian leader Ahmad Al-Sharaa discussed regional developments during a phone call on Friday.
UAE strongly condemns renewed Iranian hostile attack on Kuwait
The UAE has strongly condemned Iran for continuing to strike Kuwait and reiterated its full solidarity and support for all measures the country takes to safeguard its security and stability.
UAE condemns Damietta Port incident, Egypt investigation continues
The UAE has strongly condemned the drone attack targeting two vessels at Damietta Port in Egypt on Wednesday.
UAE fuel prices to go up in August
Motorists in the UAE will be paying more at the pump in August, the UAE Fuel Price Committee confirmed on Friday.
H.H. Sheikh Mohamed announces scholarships for Serbian students at UAE universities
President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has directed scholarships for Serbian students to study at UAE universities.
Abu Dhabi sets January deadline to remove junk food at supermarket checkouts
Starting January 1, supermarkets across Abu Dhabi will not be allowed to display junk food at checkouts and "high-traffic locations" as authorities step up efforts to promote healthier food choices for the community.
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