![]() The name and WPA2 password of Limited Results' Wi-Fi network were easily found. Using standard hardware-hacking tools, Limited Results booted up the board, dumped the firmware to a computer and analyzed the code. He or she bought a LIFX Mini for 30 euros on Amazon, set it up as one normally would and then took it apart to get to the bulb's circuit board. Getting all these details was moderately difficult for Limited Results, who appears to be posting from somewhere in western Europe. MORE: How to Secure Your (Easily Hackable) Smart Home Tom's Guide has reached out to LIFX for comment, and we will update this story when we receive a reply. We're waiting to see if the hard-coded private encryption key can be used to update the firmware on more than one bulb. Smashing them up into small pieces might be better. LIFX has an output of 800 lumens, the equivalent of a 60 Watt traditional incandescent bulb with the benefit of only 9W energy use.The upshot of all this: At the very least, don't throw your dead LIFX Mini bulbs into the trash intact. ![]() Access your bulbs anywhere, anytime via the cloud. Offers lighting control via Wi-Fi with our LIFX iOS, Android and Windows 10 apps. Simply download the LIFX app, connect to Wi-Fi and you're ready to go. LIFX screws in like any traditional light bulb. LIFX works with leading voice and smart home platforms such as Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant and Apple homekit. A simple-to-use app allows you to fine-tune experience control a single light or your entire home. LIFX is an LED smart light that uses Wi-Fi for full control over the lights in your home. Experience how subtle adjustments in brightness can enhance the comfort of any room. Connected lighting for your space, time of day, and mood.
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