Hey, folks. We know there’s discussion about the recent BitDefender report and we wanted to make sure that you all have access to our statement regarding the contents of this report. Please follow this link to our statement page on wyze.com : [image] Response to 3/29/22 Security Report A…

[image] MrWidget: I looked at the RTSP firmware for the V3 cameras, but fear it has vulnerabilities (possibly undisclosed) that have not yet been addressed as they have for the normal firmware. I have seen it but not done anything with it as of now. Technically, RTSP firmware eliminates the …

Sigh but it really doesn’t. The Wyze RTSP still provides most cloud features and also still wants to phone home periodically.

My bad, thanks for the correction. As I said, I have not done anything with it as of yet.

If you want off grid then the V2 using 3rd party Dafang firmware still sounds like the best bet, from what I have heard anyway.

not really something to worry about. It speaks to an immature process. moderately clear Any firmware, especially IoT firmware, that is not kept up to date is useless. Why waste the time to do it? Again, speaks to process. If it was done correctly, the build process would be such that anythi…

[image] Productive concern. Informed complaint Cameras Aim for it. clap clap [The Wyze Cam Vulnerability and How the Verge Blew it Out of Proportion]

Well done !!! ………some will get it, Others……………. not so much

A lot of opinions in this thread, most backed with few facts. Even The Verge which started this public commotion has quietly changed its story and admits it blew things out of proportion. The threat is low. The primary problem is the time taken to admit the problem…in part because a pandemic slow…

I am sorry, nope. Lack of resources is not, never will be, an excuse. Actually being clean and open about vulnerabilities and how to mitigate in the absence of a fix would have been the correct policy. It is rather unfortunate for Wyze, this was their choice. This would’ve been the worst case outc…

Honestly, wyze definitely shouldn’t have made it known until it was fixed. Regardless how big or small the issue was. That’s like giving a step by step guide to criminals on how to break into your house.

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