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Whoever has an Alexa on their network doesn't have anything to hide (doesn't care about privacy). Exposing the wifi password on top of that doesn't seem to be a
by someweirdperson 4y ago
Whoever has an Alexa on their network doesn't have anything to hide (doesn't care about privacy). Exposing the wifi password on top of that doesn't seem to be a big deal, when full access has already been granted to an evil device.
- gbear605 4y agoIt depends on your threat model. If you're worried about Bezos, Amazon, or a government, Alexa is absolutely a privacy risk. If you're worried about wide attacks or a script kiddy coming after you, Alexa is probably not the main vector of attack here.