Hackers use a family's Ring-Security camera system to spew racist shyt at them

[Secure Da Bag]

Simply Safe and Arlo Pro 2 is better in my opinion

Why did I read that as:

Simply Safe and Afro Pro 2 is better in my opinion

I damn near

 

[xXMASHERXx]

Well my point is regardless of whether you have smart security systems or not, the onus is on you to educate yourself on how these devices work I'm not talking about cyber security guru levels here, people want WiFi and while you expect your ISP to have preventive measures in place (which they do, some better than others) doesn't mean you should have basic understanding of the do's and don'ts as there is a lot of things that can go wrong on your end through sheer ignorance.

In a world that becomes more electronic day by day you cant just leave it up to companies to look out for you or your data.

Well you said run pentest which the average person isn't even going to know how to do that. They could also put these devices behind a firewall but once again the average person isn't going to understand that either. So the best solution for them is just to not own these types of devices until these companies are forced to start building these devices with security in mind.

 

[Arithmetic]

Nas cashed out on time

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

I don’t mind the ring cam if you have it for surveillance outside of your home of the front side and rear of your house.. It’s def an asset, but what I have a huge problem with is people having that shyt inside their home.. you just opening yourself up to a whole new can of worms

 

[Pirius Black]

Whites are the most miserable motherfukkers on Earth, my God. Bunch of bytch ass crackers with too much time on their hands.

 

[BaggerofTea]

This

have a smart house but be dumb brehs

You really think most people know how to secure their shyt??????

You sound stupid

 

[BaggerofTea]

The vulnerability is on exploit db or you can search the dw

Any of yall can do the same.

This troglodyte will be caught, I doubt he was sophisticated

A simple call to the ISP will be suffice

 

[DoomzdayzV]

that's probably why the hackers was trying to get him to go to some website. prolly had all kinds of footage of him and his wife on some cuckold site.

this......it could be dozens of videos of these 2 on pornhub. yall really need to steer clear of all this "smart" tech

 

[BaggerofTea]

this......it could be dozens of videos of these 2 on pornhub. yall really need to steer clear of all this "smart" tech

Or probably a drop site to get the victim to send credit card info or pay him via bitcoin

 

[VertigoKnight]

I hope they catch this lame. From his voice he sounds like the sort to look at the floor when he passes a black man.

 

[BaggerofTea]

Companies need to patch their shyt.

 

[BeeGoinCrazy]

This site gives me justification to not fukk with white folk. Thank you all

 

[JayStarwind]

Damn. Same thing in Tennessee
Tennessee family says hackers accessed Ring camera in 8-year-old girl's room, taunted her

WTF

What was he calling her? Shyt is creepy.

 

[BaggerofTea]

I hope they catch this lame. From his voice he sounds like the sort to look at the floor when he passes a black man.

Most of them are like that

 

[DaddyFresh]

Well my point is regardless of whether you have smart security systems or not, the onus is on you to educate yourself on how these devices work I'm not talking about cyber security guru levels here, people want WiFi and while you expect your ISP to have preventive measures in place (which they do, some better than others) doesn't mean you should have basic understanding of the do's and don'ts as there is a lot of things that can go wrong on your end through sheer ignorance.

In a world that becomes more electronic day by day you cant just leave it up to companies to look out for you or your data.



Security systems are hackable regardless of them being connected to the internet what are you talking about?

a security cam that’s hooked up to hard drive/computer that is not connected to the internet is hackable how?