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ITT: nobody so far advocating "responsible disclosure", because this is the sort of vendor abusiveness that made "full disclosure" clearly a good idea, and an e
by davidgerard 11y ago
ITT: nobody so far advocating "responsible disclosure", because this is the sort of vendor abusiveness that made "full disclosure" clearly a good idea, and an essential protection for the interests of the end user.
The Internet of Things will recapitulate all the painful experience of how this stuff works out we just spent twenty years getting sorted out in the software field.
- theandrewbailey 11y agoEven though these cars aren't a part of the internet of things (yet), situations like these are the exact reasons why I'm not enthusiastic about it. Honestly, I hate it.
- davidgerard 11y agoIn the future, your Internet-enabled fridge will get hijacked by Russian spammers ... if the future is 2013. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-25780908 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-25780908 Whenever anyone says "Internet of Things", reply "unfixable Heartbleed everywhere forever." Sysadmins will be in work until we're 100 if we want to be, cleaning up after this rubbish. Like elderly COBOL programmers, making the big bucks after retirement.