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@Silviu C. post:33

@Charyb post:31

http://www.nbcnews.com/video/nightly-news/54273832#54273832
Approximately 2:24

Sergey Novikov - Kasperky Lab

“All this needs protection, of course, because every, every segment of this huge,
huge, huge infrastructure can be under attack.”

The above states something that may or may not happen, which is an attack on some infrastructure, presumably the one that aids the people running the Olympic games, while this gem here:

If you are one of the thousands of visitors headed to Sochi, Russia for Friday’s 2014 Winter Olympics opening ceremony then you will be hacked.

states that if you’ll be attending the opening ceremony you will, for certain, be hacked. This is FUD.

You need to not only quote the first line of the topic, but the whole topic including the NBC News video and the experiment.
Otherwise, this can be taken out of context which is how you are using it.

In the experiment, three devices were connected to the internet and all three were hacked. The first line of the topic is a logical conclusion based on the experiment conducted.

Also, the infrastructure is the hardware, software, cabling, etc. that make up the internet. It’s not limited to, according to you, “an attack on some infrastructure, presumably the one that aids the people running the Olympic games.” This is not something that may or may not happen, it does happen and will continue to happen.