No he didn't. He said he determined there was two way communication. Not that he has control of that communication.
The bad part. These devices should not be internet connected and they likely are. If a device is acting in "hotspot mode" and you try to connect, and it does "anything" in response, you have established it has two way communication. That doesn't mean it was hacked. If we overstate what we have, they will tear it to shreds in court
"pump and dump"
nice.
Exist for the fact he just hacked into the system. He was giving examples of what could be done. Keep your BS going, it's falling apart.
No he didn't. He said he determined there was two way communication. Not that he has control of that communication.
The bad part. These devices should not be internet connected and they likely are. If a device is acting in "hotspot mode" and you try to connect, and it does "anything" in response, you have established it has two way communication. That doesn't mean it was hacked. If we overstate what we have, they will tear it to shreds in court