Wyze Camera Flaw: 13,000 Strangers Through One Caching Hole

Two February 2024 vulnerabilities let Wyze app users briefly see thumbnails and live feeds of strangers’ cameras — a cache-key failure amplified by a three-year-old flaw resurfacing in redesigned hardware. This account covers the date-based cache-key bug, the 13,000 affected users, the nine-hour fleet update, and the uncomfortable questions about budget-camera security engineering when the same vendor has now repeated the vulnerability class.

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Cyber Resilience Act CE mark circuit board obligations

The Cyber Resilience Act: Security Is the Product Now

From 2027 connected products without CRA-backed security lose the CE mark and the EU market. EN 303 645 already draws the floor: no default passwords, disclosure policy, update transparency. The real work is turning security into a documented lifecycle — threat models, SBOMs, tested updates — instead of a checkbox before the ceremony.

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