>Because someone unauthorized used a device to force it to do that. Seriously? The device has no authentication. By the design, anyone within range is authoris

>Because someone unauthorized used a device to force it to do that. Seriously? The device has no authentication. By the design, anyone within range is authorised. And it wasn't "forced". There's no code execution here. It was sent commands, it accepted them. And comparing it to industrial applications with trained workers is just absurd. This is not some hugely complicated industrial system. I really don't see how logic for designing heavy machinery for industrial applications can be uncritically applied to consumer devices. It's just a different space, with different requirements and it's much less complicated.