Re:A type of cyberattack that could set your smartphone on fire
by pvaldes on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @04:07AM
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With more data, it seems that the spark in this case started in the retractable awning system while the tenant was on a travel. I assume that the awning tried to retract on strong wind circumstances and maybe got stuck on a loop? Or maybe the wind damaged physically the system and tore off the cables creating a short-circuit.
The flammable cladding did the rest.
That lead me to ruminate about if "your smart home can kill you" has finally happened.
The flammable cladding did the rest.
That lead me to ruminate about if "your smart home can kill you" has finally happened.