Wyze knew hackers could remotely access your camera for three years and said nothing
Just came across this: https://www.theverge.com/23003418/wyze- ... disclosure
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Hmmm... It seems the vulnerability I was thinking of was for QNAP. Synology was brute force.
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Did you read the full article?The_Professor wrote: ↑ That's pretty brutal. I've since moved on from Wyze but I do still have one V2 in use in my garage just so I can keep an eye on my vehicles/contents. Looks like I'll be swapping that out too soon.
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I did, it was a typo on my part, I have a V1 currently in use (and one more laying around somewhere).BoredAtWork wrote: ↑ Did you read the full article?
V2/3 is patched, only v1 impacted and even then the hacker had to be on your home network first and find the random camera ID to gain access after
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Probably relatively few, actually. They all probably have netFilter, but it's probably decently rare that they run a vulnerable kernel for this issue to be a problem (5.4 to 5.6 or something). The bug became an issue in ~Feb. 2020 ... not sure how up-to-date routers are with their kernel, but I would assume most are quite old.
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