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Video doorbells sold on Amazon, Walmart, Sears, and other online retailers have serious security flaws, a Consumer Reports investigation finds.

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Video doorbells sold by Amazon, Walmart, Sears and several online retailers can allow hackers to find user’s home IP addresses and WiFi network names, potentially allowing access to a user’s ...

Video doorbells sold by Amazon, Walmart, Sears and several online retailers can allow hackers to find user’s home IP addresses and WiFi network names, potentially allowing access to a user’s ...