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Feb 07, 2020
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Supposedly smart connected home locks can be exploited to allow hackers to pick the device with ease, researchers have claimed.
Consultants at the cybersecurity firm F-Secure have discovered an exploitable design flaw in one brand of smart lock that can allow an attacker to easily pick the device.
Since the smart lock itself is unable to receive new firmware updates, the manufacturer can't patch the device to mitigate the flaw leaving users at risk unless they decide to physically uninstall their smart lock.
