Yes.

Only way is to secure your IoT devices/routers/cameras/etc.

Through personal responsibility? That is not scalable; look at how many compromised devices there are. We need a better solution as an industry.

"a better solution as an industry" = "corporate authoritarianism"

I'd rather these attacks continue, than they not exist at all, because the latter is only possible in a world without any freedom.

rollcat 10 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Yep. Manufacturers / distributors should be held responsible. Aligning the incentives is half the battle.

Yes, need to protect Azure from those evil manufacturers.

	▲	catlikesshrimp 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Azure AWS and cloudflare will survive, then everything else will pay them for protection; when all of the internet is captive, they will lobby for regulation to reduce the costs. It would be better to get the regulation set up before stronger gatekeepers are created