It was only a matter of time before a patient adversary exploited them against us. And now it was all happening, so frequently in fact that most attacks never even made the headlines. They were hitting our nuclear plants, our hospitals, nursing homes, our brightest research labs and companies, and somehow, no matter how much I wrote, this all seemed to escape the consciousness of the average American, of the people now plugging in their Nests, Alexas, thermostats, baby monitors, pacemakers, lightbulbs, cars, stoves, and insulin pumps to the internet.
