https://freedium-mirror.cfd/www.ft.com/content/2526056c-c616-4116-94b1-ac278da21cca
Do you expect the boomers running stores taking software updates seriously?
maybe stop connecting fucking everything to the internet?
>>110226677Jesus christ. Did they not learn anything from the French the other week?Did they just sit there with their own fridge controllers connected to the internet and think they would be fine?
>>110226707maybe if all the stupid IoT bullshit keeps getting hacked and causing massive financial losses they'll finally stop building freezers that can call you fat on twitter or whatever
>>110226677it's seriously so fucking over for yuros
>>110226677>retarded boomers want TEH INTERNETZ OF THINGS>this happensDeserved, actually those hackers are doing us a public service by showing off why making every gadget network connected is completly retarded.
I bet they're run remote monitored as a service and the IoT is justified by timely dispatch of repair crew / lifetime costs.
>>110226677>as high as 55CWould that really be possible without a heating function being installed in a freezer or the surrounding local environment heating up to 55C?>>110226707Usecase for smart aquariums?
>>110226783Theoretically? Really depends on the ambient temperature and type of the freezer. You also need to take consideration that rotting food and shits is producing quite a lot of heat by itself.
>>110226783Being able to defrost quickly without external equipment sounds like an use case.
>>110226783These freezers had a defrost function (a heater), it got exploited by continuously being turned on to spoil the foods
>>110226703there are no updates. buy new freezers.>Danfoss said last month that the cyber attacks affected fridge systems that were no longer receiving security updates and were running on outdated firmware.
>>110226783There's likely a heating element for quick defrosting
>>110226677the hacking device:
>>110226677ROSSIYAAAAAAAA
>>110226714Network security does not exist in the mind of a manager.They can't see it, measure it or understand it, therefore they don't want employees wasting their time on it.
AI learning how to delete our food
Default login creds 1234>4
>>110226707No. Accelerate.
>>110227058It also doesn't work when people can buy tiny bitch full blown Linux computers that can be plugged into some rat's nest switch.
>>110226783>so young he doesn't remember freezers without an automatic defrost cycle
>>110226876why would a freezer need new firmware. why
>>110226909hehe, reminds me of a night me and a friend walked around our local shopping district at night with our psps and stopped in front of a store that sold tvs and the like. i used a homebrew universal remote program on my psp and pointing it inside through the glass to turn on and turn up the volume of every tv i could. it was loud as hell even from outside. must have really confused whoever came in first the next day
>>110227250lul
I think it's interesting that businesses are so keen to connect everything to a central network and not invest anything in the security or infrastrcuture of that network.
>>110226677Stock up now, eurocucks. Someone is trying to starve you this winter.
>>110226677IMO this is being done by state agents or by some group that will use it for marketing.I think there is no way some malicious hacking group would do something like this in phases, they would attack all the targets in a short time span to cause the most damage possible.
>>110227396A lemming is a lemming no matter where it goes, it does not ask why it runs off a cliff, it simply does, especially when it sees other people doing it.
