With nearly 2 in 5 Australians planning to buy most if not all of their Christmas Gifts online this year (37%), Intel Security has investigated what the top internet-connected purchases are expected to be this Christmas season, and provided tips on how to secure your devices correctly for the best possible protection. The Top Internet-Connected Devices that Australians will buy this year will be: Smartphone or tablets (65% said they would either be buying for themselves or for another) Laptops (41%) Smart TVs (33%) Fitness Trackers (25%) Home devices such as bluetooth speakers, connected thermostats (23%) But despite 80% of Aussies saying they would start using their devices within the first day of receiving them, Intel Security has found that less than half (44%) are confident they are taking the correct security procedures to secure their device, and a further 46% are unsure of what they even need to do. This year’s Most Hackable Christmas Gifts: Laptops and PCs Smartphones and Tablets Media Streaming Devices Smart Home Automation Devices and Apps Drones To create the list of Most Hackable Christmas Gifts, Intel Security analysed the list of popular devices for a range of factors including accessibility, communication security, target value …