The company that sold cameras with 'terrible' security flaw has a new problem
Briefly

The FCC proposed over $700,000 in fines against Eken due to security vulnerabilities in their video doorbell products and violations of communication rules.
The FCC's enforcement bureau began its investigation after Consumer Reports uncovered severe security flaws in Eken's doorbell cameras, exposing user privacy.
Eken's failure to provide a valid US address for its designated communication agent on FCC applications led to significant proposed penalties, illustrating compliance issues.
Despite evidence of vulnerabilities and apparent regulatory violations, Eken claims it has addressed the security concerns through a firmware update in April.
Read at The Verge
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