My understanding is that the password was compromised. It is well within expected behavior for Nest to allow someone with the right credentials to access the co

My understanding is that the password was compromised. It is well within expected behavior for Nest to allow someone with the right credentials to access the connected cameras etc. This isn't a matter of expecting the consumer to reverse-engineer their product and perform a security audit before allowing themselves to trust it, it's a matter of expecting the consumer to understand what credentials are.