alt Hacker NewsOr the law makes the problem smaller, by making the routers secure, and makes outcomes just, by penalizing the responsible companies.
Or the law makes the problem smaller, by making the routers secure, and makes outcomes just, by penalizing the responsible companies.
ok, let's redo this: instead of routers it's an IoT device. The router protects the IoT device from direct access so it is secure from majority of attack vectors - now an IoT device provider gets their server compromised and hundreds of thousands of IoT devices are now bots in a botnet due to the ability to forcefully push a security update.