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On the other hand no one's remotely hacked the Nest Thermostat, so their own code was fine, dangers of acquiring code and then not auditing it. Seeing as you c
by mavhc 10y ago
On the other hand no one's remotely hacked the Nest Thermostat, so their own code was fine, dangers of acquiring code and then not auditing it.
Seeing as you could just jam all wifi anyway, not that great a problem
- tyingq 10y agoTrue, but this does show a buffer overflow, which is one path to get to a remote hack. Well, remote as in wifi distance remote.
- mavhc 10y agoBut dropcam is a company they acquired, I'm guessing they didn't rewrite all the software. The stuff they wrote themselves for the thermostat is apparently more secure than at least 99% of things.