Amazon and Walmart Sold Hackable Video Doorbells, Triggering Safety Warnings
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Video doorbells sold on Amazon, Walmart, and other sites were found to have security vulnerabilities that could let hackers access camera feeds.
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The vulnerable Eken brand doorbells were sold under various names on major retail sites without proper vetting.
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Despite being labeled "Amazon's Choice," the doorbells had buggy software and lacked FCC registration codes.
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Consumer Reports has called on the FTC, FCC, and state attorneys general to halt sales of the doorbells over safety concerns.
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If you bought one of these doorbells, consider switching to a more reputable brand like Ring or Nest.