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Let's not blame the victim. The general consumer does not buy a device assuming it's ripe for hacking and that they have to take extra steps to configure it mor
by TheRealWatson 7y ago
Let's not blame the victim. The general consumer does not buy a device assuming it's ripe for hacking and that they have to take extra steps to configure it more securely.
It's the manufacturer's fault to allow the weak configuration in the first place.
- freeflight 7y ago> The general consumer does not buy a device assuming it's ripe for hacking No devices were hacked here, just like nothing about this had anything to do with the device's security configuration. This was user error of first reusing passwords, and then not bothering to secure their Google account, the actual attack vector, with 2FA.