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A secure random WiFi password in a QR code is great for Android and iOS, and the laptops/desktops that can sync their password database with them over Bluetooth
by Reason077 7y ago
A secure random WiFi password in a QR code is great for Android and iOS, and the laptops/desktops that can sync their password database with them over Bluetooth.
But what about all those other random WiFi devices? I don’t relish the thought of entering 63 characters into my printer’s goofy interface, a games console, my car, etc...
- abjKT26nO8 7y agoYour car connects to WiFi? Oh boy, the security implications...
- MrStonedOne 7y agoEvery tesla car has a sim card and data connection that is used to connect to a vpn that high enough level engineers can use to run ssh commands directly on every tesla car at once or even target certain ones. You know nothing john snow.
- kevin_thibedeau 7y agoCalifornia is thankfully neutering that sort of backdoor access.
- Reason077 7y agoReally? Neutering it how? Tesla already has a “Allow remote access” toggle, which defaults to OFF, that prevents you from connecting to it via the app etc. (Whether this fully prevents Tesla connecting to it remotely, I’m not so sure...)