The increasing Internet footprint has increased the susceptibility of the Internet- connected devices. This has opened a multi-faceted war that is continuously evolving. On one hand malware campaigns frequently mutate making it difficult for the evolutions to be tracked centrally, warranting a collaborative effort among different stakeholders across geographies. Subsequently, more and more vulnerabilities are disclosed every year. The Internet-connected devices are to be continuously checked for the recently disclosed and the age-old vulnerabilities so as to reduce their attack surface. However, existing vulnerability databases suffer from inconsistencies. In this talk, I will discuss IoT malware, inconsistencies in vulnerability databases, and leveraging open-source intelligence for efficient incidence response.