Many of them already look exploited. You can try informing the owners, but many of the pwned devices are in consumer ISP subnets so I don't think you'll get far. Some of them might be honeypot as well.
It's just a visual thing for Shodan hosts, after all. I don't think the service is finding any new devices, it's just showing random interesting devices from the Shodan database.
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Hmmm. What are the implications from the responsible disclosure point of view?
Some of these results look exploitable.
Many of them already look exploited. You can try informing the owners, but many of the pwned devices are in consumer ISP subnets so I don't think you'll get far. Some of them might be honeypot as well.
It's just a visual thing for Shodan hosts, after all. I don't think the service is finding any new devices, it's just showing random interesting devices from the Shodan database.
Compared to just go scanning devices at random?
I'd guess scanning them yourself would be easier and faster, so if you want to invade some system, it's not adding anything for you.
My advice, don’t worry about it.