The popular Raspberry Pi 3 board computer will soon be LTE-capable with a new communications chipset from Altair.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Raspberry-Pi-3-gets-LTE-thanks-to-Altair-chipset.186331.0.html
"long-distance control of electronics such as drones, cameras, and other devices over a cellular network"
A lot more unhardened and unpatched devices are about to be connected to the public internet! Lots of fun ahead, or not: for those device owners.
Quote from: hiro on December 01, 2016, 02:31:19
"long-distance control of electronics such as drones, cameras, and other devices over a cellular network"
A lot more unhardened and unpatched devices are about to be connected to the public internet! Lots of fun ahead, or not: for those device owners.
Actually, these devices are user-programmable and are far more likely to be updated than, for example, the billion cheap android phones with no OTA.