a nice bedtime tale of a coffee machine TAKING DOWN A CHEMICAL FACTORY'S NETWORK 🤔 old.reddit.com/r/talesfromtechsu…

Jul 24, 2017 · 8:14 PM UTC

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The funny thing is that the part where people were without coffee for days seems to be the most worrisome aspect of it all for the author.
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Sounds like this is fake. How can a coffee machine display the message, how can a simple processor get infected?
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I had a blu ray player freeze up during an auto firmware update and crashed my entire home network with noise. Unplugged it all to isolate.
Computers just don't understand coffee
I don't know about you but I like my hot water really strong.
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This is a small example of why I think we shouldn't make every relatively simple device we use into something networked.
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why are coffee machines even on the internet
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Coffee machine , internet. Why 🤔🤔
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I think "Don't connect external machines to the internal control room network" is in every manual and textbook.
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the little coffeemaker that could
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