Surely if someone is using a BBQ they need to be there to turn things etc, "Web-based administration panel that lets users control and monitor grills over WiFi connections."
By Catalin Cimpanu 10 Dec 2015
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IoT devices continue to suck when it comes to security
Two American security researchers from Oakland, USA, have provided a demonstration of how to hack "smart" barbeques with Internet capabilities, The Register reports from the 9th edition of the Kiwicon security conference in New Zealand.
The product in question is the CyberQ WifiBBQ Control from BBQ Guru, an American grill and barbeque maker. CyberQ is part of the company’s line of smart IoT (Internet of Things) devices, coming equipped with a Web-based administration panel that lets users control and monitor grills over WiFi connections.
The CyberQ is not a complete barbeque set, but a portable device made up of various components that can be attached to any grill users may have installed at their homes.
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