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No more than our current situation. A sufficiently determined hacker can break into most IoT widgets given enough time, and decompile the firmware. The vulner
by distract8901 3y ago
No more than our current situation. A sufficiently determined hacker can break into most IoT widgets given enough time, and decompile the firmware.
The vulnerabilities exist and will be exploited either way. But with source available, we now have the possibility of a whitehat group springing up to patch them.
Would you rather have no chance of ever patching exploits or giving people the ability to patch them?