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 https://newsroom.fit.edu/2020/05/26/florida-tech-student-researcher-finds-privacy-flaws-in-connected-security-and-doorbell-cameras/ 

Found by Joel! Make sure to update your connected cameras to the newest firmware if they are vulnerable to this issue.

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Student Finds Privacy Flaws in Connected Security and Doorbell Cameras - Florida Tech Newsroom

MELBOURNE, FLA. - Ring, Nest, SimpliSafe and eight other manufacturers of internet-connected doorbell and security cameras have been alerted to "systemic design flaws" discovered by Florida Tech computer science student Blake Janes that allows a shared account that appears to have been removed to actually remain in place with continued access to the video feed.

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Gareth Ross

All cameras or certain brands? I'm only with a garden Xiaomi camera here if anyone wants to look at a curtain and my flowers more for them I fried the mic 😂

Anonymous

@gareth The devices where flaws were found are: Blink Camera, Canary Camera, D-Link Camera, Geeni Mini Camera, Doorbell and Pan/Tilt Camera, Merkury Camera, Momentum Axel Camera, Nest Camera Current and Doorbell Current, NightOwl Doorbell, Ring Pro Doorbell Current and Standard Doorbell Current, SimpliSafe Camera and Doorbell, and TP-Link Kasa Camera.

Anonymous

This is an embarrassing flaw. For a 100% cloud managed product, when IAM is changed in the cloud, it sure as hell is expected to be relayed to all the devices and apps that depend on that cloud. I am shocked that all those vendors made the same mistake.