These vandals are what creates a low-trust society, where everybody needlessly suffers.

I remember working on my car when I lived in an apartment. I'd take my tools out into the parking lot, and get to work. If I needed to use the potty, or get a snack, or whatever, I had to pack up the tools and take them inside. Then out again. It really stinks.

I currently live in a high trust neighborhood where I don't need to be present with anything outside.

It's so much better.

The internet is global. These hackers could very well be government / military backed or bordering on terrorism. It's a lot more serious than petty vandalism and won't be solved by finger wagging about youths these days.

Companies and governments need to start taking security extremely seriously. Exposing insecure junk to the internet is a massive risk.

Digital hackers who cause real world harm effects should get treated like the terrorists they are with all that means in terms of the available inerdictions.

Nah, im glad hackers are exposing vulnerabilities in critical infastructure and logistics. Otherwise when some belligerent oligarch or politician or generally wealthy asshole decides they should rule everything they don't have easy avenues to fuck things up.

> These vandals are what creates a low-trust society, where everybody needlessly suffers.

Um, if everyone needlesly suffered, we'd not have the problem.

Whereas we have in fact generously provided life-enrichment opportunities - to miscreants.

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