This is pretty much how I read it, but I thought maybe it's worse: I would bet that when you connect to the lamp's network and set it up to connect to your netw

This is pretty much how I read it, but I thought maybe it's worse: I would bet that when you connect to the lamp's network and set it up to connect to your network as you should the lamp's internal WiFi ceases to broadcast, and you'd need the reset switch to enable setup again. What this guy seems to have found out is possibly (and how, I don't know--the article is horribly lacking in detail) that the lamp accepts API calls /when it is in hotspot mode for setup/ as well as in HAZ_EXT_CONNECSHUN=1 mode So what I think is that /anyone/ close to the lamp can send the API calls and affect it. Because the lamp is in perpetual setup mode with its unsecured hotspot active... "A browser hitting that returned a page to connect the lamp to local WiFi. That is a no-go, so maybe there is a web API…" he said the dumbass e: Sorry, I misread your post on the lamp network part. I'll leave this here but now you know I spotted it. My apologies.