A. Changing the default password
Explanation: Many IoT devices come with default passwords, which are often publicly known. Changing the default password to a strong, unique one is essential to protect the device from unauthorized access.
B. Updating the device firmware
Explanation: Before deployment, ensuring that the device has the latest firmware helps address any security vulnerabilities that may have been patched by the manufacturer.
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C. Setting up new users: This can be useful in managing access but is not as critical for minimizing vulnerability as changing default passwords or updating firmware.
D. Disabling IPv6: This is not a general security measure unless specific network-related vulnerabilities are known.
E. Enabling the firewall: While enabling a firewall is useful, many IoT devices may not have built-in firewalls, and the primary concern is securing the device itself.
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