Are adult toys vulnerable to cyberattacks too? (NSFW)
Recently, a software firm called Trend Micro conducted a test on electronics to see how strong their safeguards are.
At one point, Udo Schneider, a spokesman for Trend Micro, placed a large, pink vibrator on a desk in front of him. He put in a few codes on his laptop and was able to bring the vibrator to life.
Of course, people watching the stunt giggled at the sight of a large pink sex toy on the table. However, it began to sink in that virtually anything that has internet capability can be hacked.
Raimind Genes, a Chief Technology Officer at a Tokyo branch of Trend Micro said that while it was entertaining to see, a hacker could blackmail the programming system behind any device's interface.
My Two Cents:
Now half-wit hackers are going after our vibrators?? Oh hell no!
Wait, hold up...since when did vibrators come with internet capability? Does this mean if I hook up a vibrator to the internet, I have to worry about a hacker hacking into my Minecraft game and getting my character blown up by a creeper while I'm thinking about Ruby Rose? Well that's just great.
Is nothing sacred anymore!?