like security cameras, light bulbs, refridgerators

and they reached an unprecedented 1 tbp/s

jesus fuck I thought IoT was scrapped by most

that's where your wrong

you see filthy westerns enjoy having useless shit

see csg

50 billion devices by 2030

I've known of incidents of central heating going wrong and shit due to IoT, but not this

that's why they made up IPv6

well most of these IoT devices are of Chinese origin

and the Chinks don't force you to change the default password

or use randomly generated ones printed on the side of the device

sounds about right

so literally all they have to do to build up a botnet is first port scan an IP address range

and have a program sort through and launch attacks on the IPs with potentially unsecured IoT device

christ, remote connectivity is a nightmare these days

all we rely on at work is fucking unpaid teamviewer

just power cycling the devices would eliminate them from the botnet

but with ~75% of people being tech illiterate

there is no way it's gonna happen

the cat is out of the bag

my co-worker's computer ecks dee

that keyboard looks horrid

It's some trash laptop style Hewlett-Packard

lol those are fridges who is going to hack fridges ? xd

then no security

I'm using this machine it checks plant genetics and it costs 100 grand NZD

Welcome <@224012475849244673>!

pee on it

i really do question the australian used market

some nerd is selling a blue snowball for 90 aud

when you can get one shipped new from amazon for 92 AUD

like nigger what are you doing

i got my Blue Yeti mic and Audio Technica M-20X headphones for $120 USD last Christmas

($160 AUD)

did you replace the earpads?

nah

how have you lived

some of the worst pads ive ever used other than stock superlux pleathers

considering what I paid for them

it's alright