"backdoor vulnerability" found in smart toilet LOL

[damage]

Bestowing terrifying new definitions on the phrases “backdoor vulnerability” and “security hole,” one of the world’s most luxurious toilets has been exploited by hackers. The smart toilet is vulnerable via its built-in Bluetooth radio, allowing hackers to remotely open or close the lid, flush the toilet, or, perhaps most perturbingly, activate the built-in bidet function.

 

[roussell]

The state of security has gone into the crapper.
Probably a dirty packet vulnerability.
Sounds like a load if sh1t to me.
I wonder if a dump would reveal anything

 

[gatchel]

Holy s*^t! That was funny.

 

[tmbrown97]

:rofl:  :rofl:
 
Just goes to show that some things should be left manual!

 

[electron]

I don't even call that a hack, that's stupidity (on the manufacturer's part of course).  Sad part is, this is happening everywhere, cars are now vulnerable (as long as your car doesn't explode before hitting a tree, people wouldn't even know if you were assassinated), even some home automation and security systems have some problems (yet another reason I tell people not to rely on port forwarding).

 

[Digger]

If Sloop was still around he would probably say this would be good place to flush his craplincs

 

[gatchel]

If Sloop was still around he would probably say this would be good place to flush his craplincs

:lol: No doubt! I miss the good old days...

 

[apostolakisl]

You guys are killing me.  I'll have to get my wife to come up with some more of these double entendres, she is good at those :nutz: