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The remedy for that will be requiring a network handshake to occur on boot.
by Retr0id 5y ago
The remedy for that will be requiring a network handshake to occur on boot.
- fknorangesite 5y agoAnd when wintertime rolls around, the gorillas simply freeze to death.
- Dylan16807 5y agoAt that point it should be easy to return, at least.
- chris_wot 5y agoAt which point, you tell them you have no coverage and get a refund.
- fragmede 5y agoThe remedy for that is to emulate the server The remedy for that is to encrypt the communication The remedy for that is to MITM the server connection The remedy for that is HSTS... It's a cat a mouse game, the better solution for society (imo) is to have specific rights enshrined by law to allow for a qualified 3rd parties to access a system's internals.
- Arnavion 5y agoThe one advantage of playing the cat-and-mouse game is that the longer it goes on, the more complexity ends up being in the firmware (TLS, HPKP, etc as you already listed), which increases the likelihood of a bug that can be exploited to take over it.
- VRay 5y agoIn that vein, it might be worth noting that this thing is just a treadmill. There's this whole fancy computer attached probably via just a handful of very simple wires to the actual treadmill part that anyone cares about. If they get too obnoxious about the computer, you can just open the treadmill, yank the computer out, and replace it with something from China that costs $20 Of course, that'll then get attacked via the legal system for violating DRM.. ugh
- dbsmith83 5y agoThe remedy for that is a crack