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SharkNinja cloud flaw could let attackers remotely control millions of Shark robot vacuums
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SharkNinja cloud flaw could let attackers remotely control millions of Shark robot vacuums

A security researcher found a critical flaw in SharkNinja's cloud-connected robot vacuum ecosystem that could allow remote code execution on affected devices. The issue affects millions of Shark robot vacuums, turning a consumer appliance into a potential entry point for attackers. Because the weakness sits in the cloud layer rather than only on a local network, the impact is far…

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