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I'm assuming the firmware is cryptographically signed, because they have to upgrade from untrusted devices. That negates this entire attack vector.
by Goz3rr 4y ago
I'm assuming the firmware is cryptographically signed, because they have to upgrade from untrusted devices. That negates this entire attack vector.
- lifeisstillgood 4y agoI think our best reaction to that is ... hmmmm. But yes I think this is more a "hey there is so much insecure tech out there - here is another example" as opposed to "we are all dead and our bank accounts emptied"