People seem to be able to reversed engineer almost anything with AI now, so the notion that “proprietary code is secure code” is becoming obsolete. Major hacks like this are going to be more common with anything on a network.
They’re already trying to sell AI as the solution to the problem it caused. It’ll just increase the cost of making anything “smart”, in use or development.
The funniest thing about this is that there’s no way a human can keep up with this increase in cybersecurity flaws and vulnerabilities that are being discovered, but at the same time, there is no parity between cybersecurity defense and attack.
Regardless of efforts, we’re still going to be in a losing battle for quite a while.
This was inevitable with people connecting things to the internet for convenience instead of security.
The S in IoT stands for security.
Feed AI everyone’s info, surprised in increased hacks
Genuinely serves everyone who bought a fridge with a screen right lmfao
We’re not talking about domestic fridges and freezers here, these were large commercial units.
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