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> This could go very bad for Sonos. How could it? It's all server side. If such a virus existed, they'd just undo all the 'recycling' after the day it started
by nullc 7y ago
> This could go very bad for Sonos.
How could it? It's all server side. If such a virus existed, they'd just undo all the 'recycling' after the day it started circulating.
- echelon 7y agoThere's both a hardware and software bricking component. Edit: I reread the thread and now I'm not so sure. It might be entirely software blacklisting. But if that's the case, can't you ip blackhole Sonos' servers and still have it all work?
- tinodotim 7y agoAnd spoof what ever they're sending from the speaker? Because the whole "recycle" mode is about getting that rebate.
- TheRealPomax 7y agoyou think Sonos' equipment works without an internet connection?
- echelon 7y agoI think so. The clients are all SOAP/UPnP, and there are lots of open source clients and API bindings. I could be wrong, though.
- lightedman 7y agoServer is hardware, controlling OS and such is software. Both bricking components are present.