I’m excited about the cameras. But the security Eufy is putting on is a joke. So here’s a tip on how to get around the recently introduced two-factor authorization. The security measure is only valid in the app, on the eufy homepage (https://mysecurity.eufylife.com/) an attacker can still log in with user name and password, access cameras and videos and download them. This is very disappointing. Eufy, please fix this.
Maybe eufy’s use of Flash on mysecurity.eufylife.com will deter those hackers with any self respect from penetrating a system deemed not worthy. So, yeah, not to worry at all.
What? I wasn’t even aware of that website! I’ve bought the cameras only because of Homekit (which is still not here) and during signup I was never informed that there is a website to login to to see you videos online. And thats not even protected via 2FA? Are you kidding?
Now it looks like a bad investment more and more to me. No Homekit, no 2FA, no real local solution as we saw during the server downtime a couple of weeks ago.
It blows my mind they decided to release a site using Flash when everyone was already well aware of the EOL approaching. I can’t even get the site to load my events, they all just give me an unspecified error and never load. Hopefully they revamp it soon.
I bought eight of these cameras to move away from hosting my own BlueIris server, but this webui might be enough for me to return them.
I’m either ignorant or euphy was use false advertising. Under impression that this isnt a cloud based security system but it certainly seems like it and now I’m finding out anyone cam hack into anyone’s cameras by useing a site I was unaware of. I purchased euphy because they said they were more secure than others amd operated differently. But euphy the same as others amd I may be returning.