Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole
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That's not what was meant by factory fitted lo-jack
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@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
But then again, is ANYONE buying IoT stuff or just using the term a lot? I've yet to see any IoT stuff really on the market.
Buzz Word Bingo!
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@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@Dashrender said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
I continue to be amazed that the car systems are in any way linked to the entertainment systems. that's the root of the problems right there.
And you could allow this assuming you put a firewall between the two with good security. sigh
Probably because they want to use networking for diagnostics or something. And they don't want to install dual radios.
There isn't a need to though - they could firewall the car systems. Hell, they could install an ERL lol
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@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
But then again, is ANYONE buying IoT stuff or just using the term a lot? I've yet to see any IoT stuff really on the market.
You haven't been to a Best Buy lately, they have 2-3 isles of the shit.
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@Dashrender said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
But then again, is ANYONE buying IoT stuff or just using the term a lot? I've yet to see any IoT stuff really on the market.
You haven't been to a Best Buy lately, they have 2-3 isles of the shit.
What kind of stuff?
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@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@Dashrender said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
But then again, is ANYONE buying IoT stuff or just using the term a lot? I've yet to see any IoT stuff really on the market.
You haven't been to a Best Buy lately, they have 2-3 isles of the shit.
What kind of stuff?
Security systems, cameras, baby monitors, thermostats, door locks, Amazon Echo
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@Dashrender said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@Dashrender said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
But then again, is ANYONE buying IoT stuff or just using the term a lot? I've yet to see any IoT stuff really on the market.
You haven't been to a Best Buy lately, they have 2-3 isles of the shit.
What kind of stuff?
Security systems, cameras, baby monitors, thermostats, door locks, Amazon Echo
Just what we always needed, security free security systems!
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@Dashrender said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@Dashrender said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
But then again, is ANYONE buying IoT stuff or just using the term a lot? I've yet to see any IoT stuff really on the market.
You haven't been to a Best Buy lately, they have 2-3 isles of the shit.
What kind of stuff?
Security systems, cameras, baby monitors, thermostats, door locks, Amazon Echo
Hmmm... so the Internet of Things at Best Buy is just a new name for things that have been around a long time? I was hoping for something that didn't exist before the IoT term was around.
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@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@Dashrender said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@Dashrender said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
But then again, is ANYONE buying IoT stuff or just using the term a lot? I've yet to see any IoT stuff really on the market.
You haven't been to a Best Buy lately, they have 2-3 isles of the shit.
What kind of stuff?
Security systems, cameras, baby monitors, thermostats, door locks, Amazon Echo
Hmmm... so the Internet of Things at Best Buy is just a new name for things that have been around a long time? I was hoping for something that didn't exist before the IoT term was around.
The difference now is that those things are all internet enabled out of the box. While some of them could have been before, they weren't in the consumer space.
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I guess, but it is suddenly like saying that Playstations and XBOXes are "Internet of Things" now. I'm expecting new things like microwaves, windows, and such. I've had wifi by default thermostats for years, cameras, baby monitors... like a LONG time.
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@scottalanmiller said in Mitsubishi Outlander Wifi helps thiefs to steal your ride with gaft WiFi security hole:
I guess, but it is suddenly like saying that Playstations and XBOXes are "Internet of Things" now. I'm expecting new things like microwaves, windows, and such. I've had wifi by default thermostats for years, cameras, baby monitors... like a LONG time.
Yes, WiFi to your own local network, and perhaps you could create your own internet server to access them from. The difference today it the internet component.
