LAN security
I've often wondered, with all the remote access to home networks, do folks really understand the concerns. We have lots of homeowners looking at their IP cameras on their cell phones and laptops, the...
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dryfly wrote:CFerguson wrote:
Its not very prevalent today (or so I think), but in the future it will be. If you put it on the net, its hackable. Spend some time on the Reddit pirate/hacking sites and youll see the kinds of things some folks do just for kicks.
I respectfully disagree. Do a little reading on reputable security tech sites and business sites such as WSJ. It's here today. We are not talking about kids hacking for fun, we are talking intrusions by manufacturers of IP cameras, and other IoT devices.
And, I definitely understand why this is not of interest to everyone.
You could very well be correct. I sure wont argue with you.
Lots of folks used to call me paranoid until they noticed over the years that was I what I was telling them was becoming commonplace. Hackers gonna hack. And if theres a way to steal from someone or even just cause them trouble, there's lowlifes that will do it.
