Wyze security camera users stumbled upon a possible privacy breach,Sister as customers reported seeing the feeds and camera logs of other users.
An r/wyzecam Reddit post from Sept. 8 documents the reactions of users who were able to look into and view events from other peoples' homes via the company's web viewer, The Vergereported. Users alleged that the same home camera feeds were being shown to multiple other users, as well.
"Would only seem to be a risk for anyone if you had recently logged into the wyze website to view your cameras," wrote user Nickoplier. "Your webpage was 'cached' and then accidently [sic] shared to others visiting the same site. Woops to Wyze! If you never use the web wyze website, would believe you're not at risk of having your cameras accidently [sic] exposed by caching."
Wyze confirmed to The Vergethat the merged feeds stemmed from "a web caching issue" that only affected desktop users during a 30-minute time period on Sept. 8. Customer service representatives reassured users on the Reddit thread that the company was working on an immediate fix, but many expressed deeper privacy worries with the home camera system. The company has already been under fire for lax security measures, following last year's discovery of a security flaw that had allowed hackers to access video storage for three years.
"This experience does not reflect our commitment to users or the investments we’ve made over the last few years to enhance security. We are continuing to investigate this issue and will make efforts to ensure it doesn’t happen again. We’re also working to identify affected users," a Wyze spokesperson told The Verge.
Topics Cybersecurity Privacy
The Hard Part of Making a Documentary? Chaos. Everywhere.We Fear Clowns. But What Do Clowns Fear?At Auction: A Rare Edition of Ulysses Illustrated by MatisseWe Fear Clowns. But What Do Clowns Fear?A Brief History of Ultramarine—The World’s Costliest ColorListen—Robert Browning Becomes the First Recorded Poet, 1889Winning Her Back: Natalie Clifford Barney and Renee VivienThe Paris Review Is Going to Chicago’s Printers Row Lit FestRemembering Irony’s Awkward InWinning Her Back: Natalie Clifford Barney and Renee VivienI Was Dreambox: Wearing a Sandwich Board for ArtOn Happiness and AppetiteThe Sound of Sound: Two Remembrances of Ornette ColemanGreystone Park Mental Hospital Faces DemolitionA Culinary Education by Sadie SteinA Culinary Education by Sadie SteinIntroducing Our New Summer IssueWordplay 101Nicholson Baker’s Favorite Vacuum CleanerThis Doll’s Brittle, Screeching Voice Will Infect Your Soul The 'Pringles ringle' is a stunning feat of snack engineering Apple Music Launches on Amazon Fire TV Sam Smith opens up about being non Trump grounds Boeing 737 Max planes after fatal crashes Google announces Android Q beta for Pixel 1, 2, and 3 Amazon's 'Four More Shots Please' is engrossing despite its faults James Franco knows Clinton is the closest thing to a Hermione administration Chris Hemsworth made the most wholesome content with a quokka California's legendary 'Flintstones' house is facing a legal challenge Mark Hamill went full dad joke with the Star Wars 'Episode IX' trailer Police urge people to stop sharing that Christchurch shooter video online WhatsApp continues fight against fake news with new ‘search image’ feature NYC was the 'hub' of U.S. AIDS epidemic in 1970s, study says Ryan Reynolds teases new movie with bloody brilliant Instagram post Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr. just had a Marvel Report: Windows 10 update installs can be delayed for 35 days Flight on Southwest or American? Make sure it wasn't on a Boeing 737 Max. Tinder says it no longer gives users desirability scores Chill out with these 10 mesmerizing GIFs The ocean keeps gulping massive amounts of carbon dioxide from the air
2.3586s , 8200.78125 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Sister】,Wisdom Convergence Information Network