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>How to secure IoT devices Do not buy them and avoid built in ones at all costs. Maybe at some point newer ones can be secured, but I doubt it. Nevermind tho
by jmclnx 1y ago
>How to secure IoT devices
Do not buy them and avoid built in ones at all costs.
Maybe at some point newer ones can be secured, but I doubt it.
Nevermind thousands have already be installed. People cannot be bothered to update their phones or computers, those updates are rather easy. Who will be bothered to update their IOTs ? Plus 2038 is coming quickly, good luck to people who have 32bit IOTs. Do 64bit IOTs even exist ?
>it’s up to system integrators, who are responsible for the security of an overall service interconnecting IoT devices, to require the features from their suppliers, and to coordinate features inside the device with external resilience and monitoring mechanisms
So we give integrators access to our devices ? How is that security ? Also what if these integrator's company is purchased or goes out of business ?
- pixl97 1y agoYea, it's not security and it's not how this shit works in practice either. "You by device that does a, b, and c" Device updates. "You now have device that does a, b, and d" You ask what happened to c? "You need to buy a new device to get feature c"