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Maybe i can help against that warmth ;) Could some rogue javascript establish a connection from your browser to your printer?
by throwawayqqq11 2y ago
Maybe i can help against that warmth ;)
Could some rogue javascript establish a connection from your browser to your printer?
- rkagerer 2y agoRouge as in red, or as in rogue?
- robertlagrant 2y agoYou need to do some rouge teaming to explore this vulnerability.
- throwawayqqq11 2y agoFixed the typo. Even though its not as far fetched, i am not talking about cosmetic JS :)
- ohgr 2y agoOh don't :) I'm actually worried that some newer smart devices might be set up to use well known public wifi services that are available from consumer routers. Just sitting here I have public "EE Wifi X" and "BT Internet" which it could connect to if configured at the factory to do that. Then I am boned.
- macNchz 2y agoCheck out Amazon Sidewalk—if any of your neighbors connect a device supporting it to the internet, your devices will find them and use their internet connection if you don’t provide one! Apparently their network covers like 90% of the US population (at a low data rate), and they’ve made it possible for non-Amazon devices to implement it.
- ohgr 2y agoOk so my next house: must have Faraday cage.
- marcosdumay 2y agoMaybe, but it has been a lot harder than doing the trivial thing for a few years already. If it can, it's a vulnerability that has to be fixed.