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FCC Launches 'Cyber Trust Mark' for IoT Devices to Certify Security Compliance
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this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2025
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It's a vendor specific thing, so if that bothers you, just look up the pairing procedure for each device before buying.
As far as I remember, the philips bulbs can be reset by holding on and off buttons on the remote. This functinality has a limited range, but a sophisticated attacker could probably just bring a better antenna.
In practice, the compatibility issues will probably keep you busy enough not to think about the theoretical attacks.
Sorry, I didn't mean to discourage you. Practically all the lights in my house, and some other stuff like blinds and aquarium equipment, are running on zigbee. When you finally tune it just right, it's pretty great.