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Or you go after the producers and retailers of these devices. This way you wont have to harm tech-illiterate people.
by yupyupyups 1y ago
Or you go after the producers and retailers of these devices. This way you wont have to harm tech-illiterate people.
- motorest 1y ago> This way you wont have to harm tech-illiterate people. What leads you to believe this is a tech illiteracy issue? Do you believe that only consumer IoT devices are unwitting participants in DDoS attacks?
- yupyupyups 1y agoThere is no way for an ISP to differentiate between an infected router or IoT device and an infected PC due to the user's own neglegence. If laws like the Cyber Recillience Act have been put into effect long enough for us to see a significant improvement in device security, then we can softly begin to rule out that cause and focus on the user. We are not there yet, because (imo) devices are still not properly secured enough for us to go straight to blaming the user.