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"Second Wyze Camera Breach Exposes 13,000 Users to Strangers' Home Feeds"

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Source: BleepingComputer
"Second Wyze Camera Breach Exposes 13,000 Users to Strangers' Home Feeds"
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A security incident at Wyze resulted in at least 13,000 users being able to view other users' video feeds due to a glitch caused by a third-party caching client library. The company attributes the issue to a sudden surge in demand after a widespread outage. Wyze has apologized for the confusion and frustration caused and has implemented additional verification measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Topics:businesstechnology#privacy-breach#security-incident#technology#user-data#video-surveillance#wyze
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  1. Wyze camera glitch gave 13,000 users a peek into other homes  BleepingComputer
  2. Wyze says camera breach let 13000 customers briefly see into other people's homes  The Verge
  3. Wyze security camera owners once again report seeing strangers' feeds  Mashable
  4. “So violated”: Wyze cameras leak footage to strangers for 2nd time in 5 months  Ars Technica
  5. Wyze camera breach let 13,000 strangers look into other people's homes  ZDNet

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