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\cite{36} argue that the combination of always-on broadband Internet and multitude of networked devices around the home is potentially risky. Indeed, as security is not normally the prime concern of home users, these devices are typically left powered-on and network connected when unattended. This would leave intruders the luxury of time to discover, and compromise hosts. \cite{36} underline that a network can be endangered by only a handful of hosts, thus they take the approach of lowering the harming capabilities of networked devices.
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