but nomx is the manufacturer? yeah.what we found inside... if i canjust open these parts here. is there is in fact a raspberry pi inside this, which is white felt, all white. wow. there is nothing else they have done with this that we can see inside. that is just a standard £35 raspberry pi. correct. but what does that say to you when — as a security guy — when you look inside? i guess, there are further things to be found here that may surprise us. i've also asked professor alan woodward, a well known cyber security expert, who has advised the uk government and europol, to take a look at the nomx box to see how it works. so, how have you got on? well, already through the set up process, there is a few things for a product that bills itself as being absolutely secure, there is a few things that we found that give rise for concern. and we certainly want to look a bit further into it. just plugging it in has sent alarm bells ringing for alan. the set up of the device is through a web application that wasn't particularly h

but nomx is the manufacturer, right? yeah.h this that we can see inside. that's just a standard £35 raspberry pi. correct. but what does that say to you when as a security guy when you look inside? i guess, there are further things to be found here that may surprise us. i've also asked professor alan woodward, a well—known cyber security expert, who's advised the uk government and europol, to take a look at the nomx box to see how it works. so, how have you got on? well, already through the set—up process, there's a few things for a product that bills itself as being absolutely secure, there's a few things that we found that give rise for concern. and we certainly want to look a bit further into it. just plugging it in has sent alarm bells ringing for alan. the set up of the device is through a web application that wasn't particularly helpful. it doesn't ask alan to open up port 25. now, that's a key port on his router he'll need to communicate with popular e—mail servers like gmail or microsoft accounts. it's never going to r