Ok so let's pretend I have a 10 led smartbulbs in my house ( future state, most people have less than 10 ). Let's say their mean time to failure is a six months

Ok so let's pretend I have a 10 led smartbulbs in my house ( future state, most people have less than 10 ). Let's say their mean time to failure is a six months ( I think this is significantly lowballed ). That means there will be 1 lightbulb in the trash on average every two to three weeks. This number is highly unrealistic but whatever. So you are going to have to dig through my trash (assuming curbside (it isn't) two to three times to find a blub. My door lock is easier to compromise. Just walk in and walk out with my server. Fact of the matter is, if you are the target of someone, there are better ways... and if this is just an opportunistic guy that got some lightbulbs off the back of an e-cycler truck and one of them happens to be mine. He can have whatever he can find on my network. TL;DR: The lock on your front door is easier to exploit, and the lock on your back door is probably even worse.