Wyze in the news today, and it’s not good

[peepeep]

@bdragule @timothynott

@timothynott

I work for software security companies, and have for years. This is the number one way they tell you to evaluate a company’s security - how they disclose and protect their users of breaches, regardless of how it makes them look in the moment.

That’s a really good point. When I did my initial investigation into Wyze, I was actually impressed with the work they were doing – especially in comparison to other companies that I had looked into. Discreet security certs on each device was light years ahead of the failures I ahd seen from supposedly trusted brands. But, when a mistake does happen, we need to know immediately so we can take protective actions.

Does this make any sense to you:

@peepeep

From the linked piece:

Why would the logs, UID and ENR be stored on SD card?

Thanks.