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Seriously? I get the cameras scenario keeps coming up, but most of these (if not all) are CCTV systems with a DVR with open remote management that either: - Is
by supergeek133 10y ago
Seriously? I get the cameras scenario keeps coming up, but most of these (if not all) are CCTV systems with a DVR with open remote management that either:
- Is turned on by default (bad)
- Is turned on without enabling even the slightest of security by the end user (stupid but still bad)
- If a or b aren't true, it has some sort of exploit that the company will never fix (if they are still in business)
The "rest" of IoT in many cases doesn't have this problem at this scale. You're either talking about proximal networks with no outside internet (z-wave, 15.4, etc) or something with secure communication with the home service (PKI for example).
I'm more and more frustrated with IoT fearmongering, if you want to talk about CCTV fearmongering? OK. But these aren't Nest cams, or Arlo cams. They're off the shelf DVR CCTV systems.