If you changed your password but are still getting 2FA login attempt, it could be because you used the same password that you used for another system, and that password has been compromised.
actually it DID fail because someone still got in after i got the text and changed my password. so try again.
Can you explain what you mean by “someone got in” what do you mean? What tells you someone accessed your camera?
well i didn’t change my password, and as far as i know- my dog can’t use a phone. so someone LOGGED in got in- whatever and my password was changed. i didn’t change it. no one has access to my phone.
I do understand that. Wyze can track when your password was changed via logs, I imagine they can even track where it was changed from. I would open a support request with Wyze directly, this is a user forum and we don’t work for Wyze so we are limited in what we can do to assist you in these cases.
Submit a Support Request https://support.wyzecam.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
I am sure support can better assist you, I wish you good fortune.
more info on hackers working on bypassing 2FA … scares me.
sign … the newbie.
You should always be aware of the risks in technology. Use a Password Manager and Generator. Use 2FA if possible, preferably NOT via SMS. Best if via an Authentication App. Or even better a hardware key.
Unfortunately some manufacturers like Wyze have not yet implemented 2FA on anything except SMS. But I am hopeful they will.
Biggest single step you can take is password management. NEVER reuse a password, NEVER share a password, ALWAYS use strong passwords and 2FA if available.
@Wellcraft19 you couldn’t of said this better. Exactly my thoughts… and my actions.