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For IoT its not the kernel that's at fault, its the weak passwords, telnet, and non-unqiue default username and passwords. Its astoundingly rare to get owned p
by KaiserPro 10y ago
For IoT its not the kernel that's at fault, its the weak passwords, telnet, and non-unqiue default username and passwords.
Its astoundingly rare to get owned purely by a kernel exploit. Yes they are used, but mostly when initial access has been obtained.
- caf 10y agoFrequently the kernel is moot because the buggy userspace stuff is all running as root anyhow.