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I'm thinking 95% of home automation which is full of obscure devices and half baked solutions which get patched up by enthusiasts and promptly forgotten about.
by baq 3y ago
I'm thinking 95% of home automation which is full of obscure devices and half baked solutions which get patched up by enthusiasts and promptly forgotten about.
Controlling someone's lights is probably less important than Debian's build fleet but it's a scary proposition for the impacted individual who happens to use one of those long tail home assistant integrations or whatever.
- davedx 3y agoA lot of home automation controls EV charging these days too. Imagine an attack that syncs a country’s EV fleet to charge in a minute where demand is at a peak. You could cause some damage at the switchgear I bet if not worse