Samsung Left Millions Vulnerable To Hackers Because It Forgot To Renew a Domain (vice.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Samsung cellphones used to have a stock app called S Suggest. The company apparently discontinued the app recently, and then forgot to renew a domain that was used to control it. This snafu left millions of smartphone users vulnerable to hackers who could've registered the domain and installed malicious apps on the phones.
What would have happened with something like this if a company goes under?
We almost need a charity foundation of some sort to maintain domains like this in that situation.