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📚 Patch Your Philips Hue Lightbulbs To Stop Them From Getting Hacked -- And Potentially Everything Else On Your Network


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🔗 Quelle: it.slashdot.org

An anonymous reader shares a report: Four years ago, security researchers showed how a flying drone could hack an entire room full of Philips Hue smart light bulbs from outside a building, by setting off a virus-like chain reaction that jumped from bulb to bulb. Today, we're learning that vulnerability never got fully fixed -- and now, researchers have figured out a way to exploit that very same issue to potentially infiltrate your home or corporate network, unless you install a patch. That's the word from cybersecurity research firm Check Point Software, and the good news is you should already be safe from the worst part of the hack. If the Philips Hue Hub that controls your bulbs is connected to the internet, it should have automatically updated itself to version 1935144040 by now, which contains the patch you want. (Check Point informed Philips in November, and a patch was issued mid-January.)

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