Smart homes promise unmatched convenience, from voice-controlled lights to app-monitored doorbells. But as more households embrace connected technology, a growing number of cybercriminals are learning how to exploit it. While these devices may seem advanced, many come with weak default settings or outdated firmware that makes them vulnerable. Even more concerning, you may have no idea your privacy has been breached until it’s too late. If you rely on smart devices, it’s time to understand which ones hackers can bypass—and how to protect yourself.
