Nothing to do with cognitive dissonance. Some of us just aren't impressed by "hacks" that require the "hacker" to gain physical access to your home and the hardware.
> "Once an attacker has physical access"
Also, strangely the article isn't about the the Nest Cam, so it's really just the billionth in a series of articles that reinforce that if an attacker has physical access you're screwed.
> "Once an attacker has physical access"
Also, strangely the article isn't about the the Nest Cam, so it's really just the billionth in a series of articles that reinforce that if an attacker has physical access you're screwed.