too scary! Hacker cracked sweeping robots to steal home video

"Everything connected to the internet" is the next evolution of mobile internet. However, the security of IoT devices has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years. Imagine a world where all your home appliances are connected to the internet—once they're hacked, your entire privacy could be at risk. From smart door locks to robotic vacuum cleaners, any device can become a potential entry point for cyber threats. According to a report by Forbes, LG's Hom-Bot series of intelligent robotic vacuums was recently found to have a critical vulnerability called "HomeHack." Hackers could exploit this flaw to remotely take control of the robot and access its built-in camera, allowing them to spy on users from within their own homes. From the leaked video, it's clear that hackers could even manipulate the camera's angle and zoom, making the breach more invasive. What's even more alarming is that if a hacker gains access to a user's LG account, the entire SmartThinQ system linked to it could be compromised. This means that all smart home devices controlled through the system—such as lights, thermostats, and even security cameras—could fall into the wrong hands. Thankfully, this vulnerability was discovered by researchers from Check Point Security Software Group’s Threat Prevention Division, who reported it to LG before it could be exploited on a large scale. LG has since started working on a fix, and users are strongly advised to update their devices to the latest firmware version (V1.9.23) immediately. It's also recommended to download the official app from trusted sources only to avoid potential malware or phishing attempts. The Hom-Bot series has sold over one million units worldwide. While no major data breaches have been confirmed yet, this incident serves as a serious wake-up call for both manufacturers and consumers about the growing risks associated with smart home technology. For more information on smart TVs, TV boxes, and related technologies, visit Smart TV/box Info, a leading platform in China offering insights, updates, and support for smart TV and home automation enthusiasts. Whether you're looking for product reviews, troubleshooting tips, or the latest software updates, Smart TV/box Info is your go-to source for all things smart home.

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