Article 6H5BF UniFi devices broadcasted private video to other users’ accounts

UniFi devices broadcasted private video to other users’ accounts

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Enlarge / An assortment of Ubiquiti cameras. (credit: Ubiquiti)

Users of UniFi, the popular line of wireless devices from manufacturer Ubiquiti, are reporting receiving private camera feeds from, and control over, devices belonging to other users, posts published to social media site Reddit over the past 24 hours show.

Recently, my wife received a notification from UniFi Protect, which included an image from a security camera," one Reddit user reported. However, here's the twist-this camera doesn't belong to us."

Stoking concern and anxiety

The post included two images. The first showed a notification pushed to the person's phone reporting that their UDM Pro, a network controller and network gateway used by tech-enthusiast consumers, had detected someone moving in the backyard. A still shot of video recorded by a connected surveillance camera showed a three-story house surrounded by trees. The second image showed the dashboard belonging to the Reddit user. The user's connected device was a UDM SE, and the video it captured showed a completely different house.

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