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On the one hand, if this really is a result of hackers logging in with a re-used password that was found in another companies breach then I don't know what Amaz
by aketchum 7y ago
On the one hand, if this really is a result of hackers logging in with a re-used password that was found in another companies breach then I don't know what Amazon is really suppose to do. On the other hand, telling the family that and saying "nothing we could have done" seems like a terribly in-sufficient response. I empathize with both parties here, though obviously more so with the family. Maybe Amazon should require 2FA for logging into Ring?
- dublinben 7y agoAmazon should be proactively monitoring that their users haven't reused breached passwords. Every responsible service should be doing this.
- e1ven 7y agoA) We should stop putting devices that are in the home onto the internet. If you want to have a security camera, keep it limited to the local network only. B) People need to stop having a default assumption that these are secure. Mentally assume they are public by default, and don't put them in children's rooms for gods-sake!