Shark vacuum robots have an unpatched flaw that could let attackers access cameras, WiFi passwords, and home maps, researcher claims.

Researcher Tokay0 says SharkNinja failed to fix the issue more than 90 days after private disclosure.

The flaw involves AWS IoT certificates, with 673,000 exposed SharkNinja devices observed in one AWS region.

  • corsicanguppy@lemmy.ca
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    2 days ago

    Maybe security camera.

    That’s the one you want to keep off the Internet the MOST!

    Is it easy to isolate a device to LAN only via router?

    The easiest thing is to have the InternetOfTrash devices with no configured route; just broadcast and that’s it.

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      2 days ago

      I know people who like being able to see their camera remotely. For example ,if someone is trespassing on their farmland, or business. I don’t use this feature personally, but I can see why people might want it