NAT traversal is not needed as soon as you have ipv6 (no NAT, no traversal needed) So no, this is not due to NAT traversal, it is due to security holes in IOT things.
If you have a device connected to the internet, made by some startup or big company, who doesn't care about the security of user data. What can go wrong will go wrong. Your device and/or data will get hacked. if you are lucky, it will perhaps not happen to you, but don't count on it, so assume it's compromised, and therefore don't accept devices that are unecessarily connected to the open internet.
So the obvious answer to the question if your connected device is compromised is "YES, it is compromised."
The zero is a marketing stunt. The product is not available because the raspi foundation makes a loss on it. I would rather pay 30-50% more but have it available.
The "classified" and other similar "top secret" only binds military and contract personnel. Find it on the street, do what you want with it, if you're not legally binded as a military or a contractor.
>> Forget the fact that even a big "evil" corporation that builds "killing machines" has people that work for them and people don't like to see other people die because the product they produced failed to protect their lives.
That's wrong. In the case of killing machines, other people will live if you do a bad job !
Agent Orange breaks down rapidly and, in the very low doses at which it is prescribed, should not pose a risk to humans. 'In Vietnam, we use these products quite frequently to reduce Crops, but we don't see many non-target effects, because the doses are really small,' said General A. Nonymous, a public health Military at Louisiana War Department. 'A lot of people don't realise that we always have the environment in mind. We try to have products that have the lowest possible impact.'"
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>> Windows 10 Will Soon Run Edge In a Virtual Machine To Keep You Safe
Correction : Windows 10 Will Soon Run Edge In a Virtual Machine as a desperate attempt to try to Keep You Safe
Fridges, Cars, light bulbs are obvious examples. They absolutely need to be connected in order to get hacked.
NAT traversal is not needed as soon as you have ipv6 (no NAT, no traversal needed)
So no, this is not due to NAT traversal, it is due to security holes in IOT things.
If you have a device connected to the internet, made by some startup or big company, who doesn't care about the security of user data.
What can go wrong will go wrong. Your device and/or data will get hacked.
if you are lucky, it will perhaps not happen to you, but don't count on it, so assume it's compromised, and therefore don't accept devices that are unecessarily connected to the open internet.
So the obvious answer to the question if your connected device is compromised is "YES, it is compromised."
The zero is a marketing stunt.
The product is not available because the raspi foundation makes a loss on it. I would rather pay 30-50% more but have it available.
This destroys the Raspberry PI for 4Euros :
https://www.dlsweb.rmit.edu.au...
The "classified" and other similar "top secret" only binds military and contract personnel. Find it on the street, do what you want with it, if you're not legally binded as a military or a contractor.
>> National Security Interest Trumps Free Speech
Trump detected !
>> Nokia Says It Can Deliver Internet 1,000x Faster
The small drawback : it costs 15x more
Lenovo is total crap
Microsoft hates Linux
You're buying the wrong phone.
>> Forget the fact that even a big "evil" corporation that builds "killing machines" has people that work for them and people don't like to see other people die because the product they produced failed to protect their lives.
That's wrong. In the case of killing machines, other people will live if you do a bad job !
no, but it has a Lightning connector
>> Now I need to buy new headphones *and* new gloves?!
You're holding it wrong.
Then use a proper phone, like, say, a Motorola.
Not all. I listen to an ad free station.
it's state financed
>>FM radio is old fashioned grandpa technology.
That's probably why AM is still widely in use in the US.
Or you Buy an Android phone, which costs less than the Apple Earbuds.
Windows 10 ? No.
Linux.
Agent Orange breaks down rapidly and, in the very low doses at which it is prescribed, should not pose a risk to humans. 'In Vietnam, we use these products quite frequently to reduce Crops, but we don't see many non-target effects, because the doses are really small,' said General A. Nonymous, a public health Military at Louisiana War Department. 'A lot of people don't realise that we always have the environment in mind. We try to have products that have the lowest possible impact.'"
Yep. We don't care about Apple
Yep. There's a huge problem : You give all your files to Google.
Exactly, but the sync part is still crap.
>> I almost find it hard to believe they did so unintentionally.
Why do you want to belive it's unintentional ?