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Cameras are an IoT device. The S is for security. What good is having the company certify something that isn't true? It seems like it would just be a mechanism
by AnthonyMouse 2y ago
Cameras are an IoT device. The S is for security. What good is having the company certify something that isn't true?
It seems like it would just be a mechanism to lend undeserved credibility to something that still isn't trustworthy.
- bluGill 2y agoHere the camera manufacture is asserting under oath that they (not their competitors) are secure. Just because IoT is almost always insecure doesn't mean it 100% is, being the exception can allow you to charge a premium price at times - but you better really be the exception.
- pixl97 2y agoThis isn't how security works. Devices like IoT stay in the field for decades quite often, and generally without updates (or if they do have updates, the updater itself is a security risk).