Those are not cheap pieces of equipment to run and I hope like hell it is not remote controllable. You can make or break an elevator operation by how you deal with moisture.
Sooooo many of these look so disturbingly like industrial process control... and this is on the HN front page... I think some people are gonna have a bad day.
Avoiding security through obscurity is a topic for people in the crypto industry. Random people with misconfigured VNC servers most likely aren't computer experts, and revealing their addresses is pointless and irresponsible. Yes, maybe making this information public will cause them to fix their configuration. More likely, they will just be attacked.
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[ 2.6 ms ] story [ 82.6 ms ] threadThat's pretty low for scanning the whole internet. Either VNC isn't used that much or I was simply expecting 10 times as many servers.
https://www.shodan.io/search?query=rfb+authentication+disabl...
And there are roughly 550,000 VNC servers on the Internet:
https://www.shodan.io/search?query=rfb
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I got no clue so far.. but so many questions!
https://worldofvnc.net/browse.php?id=440
I wonder whether anyone connected and upgraded him to Windows 10...
So many live systems, from CNC lathes through den feeders and boiler controllers to entire city water treatment facilities..
https://worldofvnc.net/browse.php?id=2677
It looks like the LCD display of some embedded system, something I would have never expected to see over VNC.
Now is it just a difference in scanned ports or a genuine improvement in security, I can't tell, but I can only hope.