MalwareTech jokes his smart fridge was phished via uncensored GLM-crafted job offers
Bedrovelsen · x · 2026-11-07
MalwareTech posted a tongue-in-cheek tale: his internet-connected fridge — with default credentials and "a private key of 4" — was hacked, with an abliterated (uncensored) GLM allegedly used to craft extra-clickable job-offer phishing emails.
Clearly satire, but it lands on two real issues: uncensored open models lowering the cost of phishing campaigns, and dismal IoT default security.
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