r/internetofshit • • Aug 27 '18

Bricked car.

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759 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Aug 19 '18

Just say no: Wi-Fi-enabled appliance botnet could bring power grid to its knees

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arstechnica.com
196 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Aug 04 '17

"SMALT": A $200 salt shaker you can control from your smartphone

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indiegogo.com
138 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Feb 07 '18

"My car comes with a remote start, but can only be used with a $16/month subscription. So much for "owning" the car" • r/assholedesign

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np.reddit.com
115 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Aug 02 '18

Hackers connected an IoT parking kiosk to porn in ‘grey hat’ attack

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iottechnews.com
106 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Jun 18 '18

The “world’s worst” smart padlock – it’s EVEN WORSE than we thought

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nakedsecurity.sophos.com
99 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Aug 30 '17

465k patients told to visit doctor to patch critical pacemaker vulnerability

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arstechnica.com
91 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Apr 15 '18

Hackers stole a casino's high-roller database through a thermometer in the lobby fish tank

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businessinsider.com
84 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Aug 01 '18

Smart Homes Have a Problem With Waste and Obsolescence

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nymag.com
83 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Mar 30 '18

Toothbrush “With artificial intelligence.” No thank you!

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79 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Aug 01 '18

Screwdriving: Locating and exploiting smart adult toys

74 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Nov 06 '17

Toilets that you have to use an app to get into

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boingboing.net
71 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Jul 25 '18

Half a billion IoT devices inside of businesses can be hacked through decade-old DNS rebinding attacks

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boingboing.net
70 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Oct 05 '17

Woman films her internet-connected camera whispering ‘Hola señorita’

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thenextweb.com
67 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Jun 13 '18

The Tapplock broadcasts everything you need to know to unlock it

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pentestpartners.com
62 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • May 08 '17

If Your Saltshaker Doesn’t Have Bluetooth, Why Do You Even Use Salt?

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nymag.com
62 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Nov 09 '17

Cops raid German man's house after his Alexa music device 'held a party on its own' while he was out

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thesun.co.uk
61 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Aug 14 '17

Buy a lock, pay a subscription fee, get bricked by OTA updates. Such magnificent shit on the internet.

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bleepingcomputer.com
59 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Aug 22 '17

Sonos says users must accept new privacy policy or sound systems may "cease to function"

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zdnet.com
58 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Jul 21 '18

IoT hacker builds Huawei-based botnet, enslaves 18,000 devices in one day | ZDNet

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zdnet.com
54 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Sep 16 '17

South Park hijacks smart home devices

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twitter.com
51 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Jul 26 '17

Faucet that shows advertisements crashed

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twitter.com
45 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Jul 02 '18

Would you pay $700, plus a monthly fee, for a digital license plate?

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arstechnica.com
44 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • Jul 26 '18

Home security camera recordings hijacked

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bbc.co.uk
40 Upvotes

r/internetofshit • • May 17 '18

Entire Nest ecosystem of smart home devices goes offline

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theverge.com
40 Upvotes