The flaw allows access to video files stored on SD cards in the Wyze Cam v1 without authentication, meaning that criminals could potentially access private footage on over a million cameras.

And the third allows hackers to access saved footage on cameras that use an SD card. (Wyze also offers cloud video storage.) According to Wyze’s public statement on the findings, all the ...

It can stream record 1080p video to the cloud or to a micro SD card (not included). The OG has a different mounting system than Wyze’s other cameras. It has a small screw mount and an adjustable ...

2022 (4:30 PM ET): If you own any of the Wyze Cam devices — the V1, V2, or V3 — someone could have easily watched you in secret and even downloaded the feed from the SD card of your camera.

Upon inserting an SD card on the Wyze Cam IoT, a symlink to it is automatically created in the www directory, which is served by the webserver but without any access restrictions. The SD card ...

While they couldn't watch live video as it was encrypted, they could steer the camera, switch it off and access videos saved on the SD card. Wyze patched the bug for its v2 and v3 cameras in late ...

Upon inserting an SD card on the Wyze Cam IoT, a symlink to it is automatically created in the www directory, which is served by the webserver but without any access restrictions. And as if that ...

The Wyze Video Doorbell v2 is one of the few options that provides local SD card storage and a cloud service. However, the brand's Cam Plus subscription is required to fully utilize Wyze’s cloud ...

You can record and store videos in the cloud, but there is no SD card slot for local storage. Like other Wyze cameras, you get 14 days of cloud storage with a Cam Plus or Cam Plus Lite subscription.

The Wyze Cam Pan has three main recording modes: continuous, alerts, and time lapse. Continuous will constantly record to the SD card and replace old footage as the card fills up. The alerts mode ...

It's not completely clear whether this has been fixed on Wyze Cam v1, but it has been on v2 and v3. Flaw no. 3 is uncatalogued but lets a remote attacker access the contents of the SD card ...