"I see you!"
"There are two ways to get into them. One is to hack it directly. This is not easy and not likely. The second is to access the person's account by guessing their password,"
"If using the second way by, getting into the person's account by guessing their password, one would also need to know their email address,"
"It's not hard to find out someone's email address. One doesn't need to be a pro hacker."
A 22-second clip shows a woman holding her Ring doorbell camera indoors while a stranger's voice laughs and says "I see you." The camera had been taken inside to charge, and the voice repeated the phrase before the audio cut out. The video has received over 11 million views and thousands of alarmed comments from other doorbell camera users. Two intrusion methods exist: directly hacking the device, which is difficult, or accessing the account by guessing the password, which is easier when multi-factor authentication is not enabled. Users should set strong, unique passwords and enable multi-factor authentication.
Read at Mail Online
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