Stop relying on remotely controlled freezer. If it doesn't have a separate alarm and a locally controlled override then its shouldn't be allowed to be sold.
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WTF do freezers need to be connected to the internet?
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As I understand it, they had critical infrastructure, open to world+dog, all locked behind... (checks notes)... a username and password.
Lemmy: Why was this shit on the internet?!
Me: Why didn't they simply lock it down after the first hack?!
I get corporate IT, been there, done that. But they could have locked access to a single IP or group of IPs. MFA anyone? How about a VPN between the freezers and home base or no access? These are easy and nearly free fixes given some IT labor.
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I bought a refrigerator that talks to the internet, why doesn't it always work? My mother tells me of ice-boxes which would have a large block of ice, placed on it, once a week. By a human deliverer. Fuck.
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The smell...
Seriously, stop putting freezers online
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