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#2Browsing those are fun. I wonder what that is http://i.imgur.com/c796ANj.jpg
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#3>> I found 3567 servers that were unprotected.
That'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.
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#4Browsing those are fun. I wonder what that is http://i.imgur.com/c796ANj.jpg
It's a grain elevator.
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#5Browsing those are fun. I wonder what that is http://i.imgur.com/c796ANj.jpg
First guess is a grain dryer
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#6>> I found 3567 servers that were unprotected. That'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.
Unprotected VNC servers != all VNC servers, or even weak VNC servers. You could probably brute force into a lot more, but that's definitely illegal.
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#7Browsing those are fun. I wonder what that is http://i.imgur.com/c796ANj.jpg
I was surprised I did not see porn.
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#9Sooooo 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.
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#10We had a major thread about something similar a few weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11367666. Is this story significantly different?