New online menaces: from spamming fridges to hijackers

I don't have any spam in my fridge so should be ok

Hackers are not the problem, companies not hiring the right people and not spending enough time on R&D

My Ritz cracker is a hacker

I want a fridge which sends spam. Can they program it to send sandwiches and bento too?

I would love my fridge to provide me with endless spam. Where can I get this spamming fridge???

More Orwellian are the webcam outfitted TV's. It's just been revealed that GCHQ has been hacking images via folks' Yahoo cam-chats. The spamwich jokes aside, this is really no joke.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration manufacturer quickly denied such a vulnerability actually existed.

Unless you're talking about the U.S. Code (laws of the nation), there is no such thing as a "manufacturer" of the FAA.

Forgive my ignorance but why and how on earth would a fridge be able to be hacked? Doesn't it have to be connected to the internet, or now we even connect fridges via wi-fi?? I, have I missed something in the evolution of technology?