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> You get what you pay for in some respects. Is that the case? It was my impression that the lack of security is pretty much ubiquitous in the IoT space and ex
by hannob 10y ago
> You get what you pay for in some respects.
Is that the case? It was my impression that the lack of security is pretty much ubiquitous in the IoT space and expensive brands basically do all the same crap. Is there any vendor that stands out, e.g. by saying "we'll do security reviews and guarantee updates when vulnerabilites show up for at least X years"?
- supergeek133 10y agoOne example I like to use (personally, not as Honeywell) is Blackhat/Defcon from a year ago (I forget which). They showed a ransomware takeover of a thermostat. Everyone started freaking out. Here is what they didn't say though: - You needed physical access - Thermostats are replaceable (as in put a new one on the wall) - It was not a major brand to my knowledge. Something you have to think about is path of least resistance.