with Crimble coming
lots and lots of totally insecure IoT tat will be bought. The problem we saw last week will be the first of many bigger attacks.
May I humbly suggest that all readers and commentards of this esteemed forum take it upon themselves to give guidance to their familes so that they don't buy the wrong sort of IoT tat.
Don't for apply a suitable dose of arse kicking when the get pawned by the malware because the don't follow your advice.
Or even go beyond that and get your nearest and dearest to not buy the TAT in the first place.
IMHO, the sooner the Class Action suits against the importers of knowingly insecure IoT tat are started the better but that won't happen before we lose the internet for days at a time.
I'm sure the DDOS generators are gearing up for the times of peak use and or times when say the IRS or HMRC are getting most traffic from people filing their tax returns, an attack would be big news.
Try getting round the £100 fine for late filing with 'sorry, the DDOS attack stopped me from filing my return'.
Perhaps then and only then will governments and the rest take notice and start to realise how serious this is.