Toilet controlled by Smartphone app vulnerable to attack

I first thought this was a joke. But the cyberwar is entering bathrooms.

BBC News - Luxury toilet users warned of hardware flaw

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Asif Dasl

If these toilets were widespread you could have A LOT of fun!

Zartanasaurus

Looks like it was pretty crappy design.

xXErebuS

Zartanasaurus wrote: »

Looks like it was pretty crappy design.

Seriously; 4 0's and you can't change it? Who doesn't try 0000 as the first pin? They might want to look at changing it to 1234.

mjoy

binarysoul wrote: »

I first thought this was a joke. But the cyberwar is entering bathrooms.

BBC News - Luxury toilet users warned of hardware flaw

Wow, this is definitely interesting. It would be fun to try one. :P

Snow.bros

What could an IT guy possibly want in a toilet, it would be fun for some boy who is still in high school.

tpatt100

I wish I could just use it to send voice messages like "help me....."

ok since it's bluetooth the attack opportunity is so limited, these are luxury toilets so for me to prank somebody I would have to break into their house lol.