These popular TP-Link home security cameras could be hacked to spy on you while you sleep, experts warn
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A passwordless login bypass on popular TP-Link cameras is another reminder that "smart" home security often means "soft" perimeter. If your product ships with network access and a lens or mic, treat local network exploits as brand-level risk and bake coordinated disclosure and patch velocity into your roadmap.
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