If you’re thinking of firing up your grill for a 4th of July BBQ today, I’ve got bad news for you. A new high-severity vulnerability in some of the best grills from Traeger can be exploited by hackers to completely ruin your cookout.
As reported by The Register, a security consultant at Bishop Fox recently discovered two security flaws along with some other issues in several Traeger smart grills and detailed their findings in a blog post. The grills in question have a Traeger Grill D2 Wi-Fi Controller module that allows them to be controlled using a mobile app.
