>However I wound't blame IoT for all of it. Personally, I think IoT is just a buzzword coming from I don't know where. IoT has existed the moment two things we

>However I wound't blame IoT for all of it. Personally, I think IoT is just a buzzword coming from I don't know where. IoT has existed the moment two things were connected over a network, and this was decades ago. >What about uncountable number of vulnerable routers at home and small offices? "Hypothetical" cases: devices of sensitive organizations just sitting there with default configuration. FTP servers of TV stations with a genius admin making a tutorial for staff with the goddamn credentials on the "intranet page" (you have the privileges of writing the news of tomorrow, literally). Teleconference system of major company that are broadcasting what's happening in the meeting room because why not. Readable and writable remote sensing devices that are broadcasting information that matters a great deal and you could just toy with it. All this without even brute-force or exploiting a vulnerability. Basically within the reach of any monkey who could type admin-admin.