I think it's that people who've never faced a security threat and never had to think to are among the most vulnerable. And grocery stores are notoriously thin margin businesses who actually strive not to spend unnecessary the most.
replyAt least that's what I got from it.
Ok, then why were their damned fridges connected to a network then?
reply"The chain wanted to have Internet enabled control and dashboards about their fridges" or something?
You don't get to say you want the perks of being Internet enabled and then turn around and say that protecting against the downsides would cut into your margins too much. Sheesh
Support is cheaper if the support agent can remote access your hardware instead of flying a dude out.
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