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Smart locks from Chirp systems found to store app credentials in plain text
(krebsonsecurity.com)
this post was submitted on 16 Apr 2024
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Solution from U-tec....app update! Now we need you to sign up for the app, give us your email address and name, we'll figure out your location ๐!
Fucking retards want me to tell them when I'm home and when I lock the door! WTF! I just wanted a lock that I could monitor from the web and the ulock was it. But now the company wants me to sign into the app (tell them I need to unlock or lock my lock) whenever I need to use the lock. They ofcourse get access to my camera because lock, and my files because lock, and location because lock.
Now I need to login to my blendtech account so I can make a smoothie. But first I need to login to my LGE account so I can get frozen berries and milk from the fridge. I also need to login to IKEA so I can get some apples my table and to costco.com so I can step around the kitchen on their flooring... excuse me, my flooring. But first, home Depot, if you're really listening, toto toilets really are the best.