Jun 27
Obviously Higgins is in grave danger, because nature abhors a vaccuum...
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Obviously Higgins is in grave danger, because nature abhors a vaccuum...
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It was bound to happen.
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Did he just unintentionally raise his own robot army?
This was accidentally discovered by AI strategist Sammy Adoufal, who used Claude Code to reverse engineer the protocol used by the DJI Romo to communicate with its servers. But instead of just letting him access his own device, it instead handed over the keys to around 6,700 robot vacuums located across the world. Azdoufal said that he didn’t hack into DJI systems — all that he did was to get the private token of his own Romo vacuum. “I didn’t infringe any rules, I didn’t bypass, I didn’t crack, brute force, whatever,” he said to The Verge. Because of this, he was able to access live servers across the world, including the U.S., Europe, and even China.
Thankfully, he didn’t use this knowledge to exploit other people’s privacy. He contacted DJI about the issue, and the company eventually resolved it through a couple of updates that required no action from the user. Still, the AI strategist says that there are still a couple of outstanding issues that it needs to address. This includes the ability to stream the video feed of a DJI Romo without a security PIN and another undisclosed problem because of its severity. More importantly, Azdoufal pointed out that the core of the problem does not lie in the encryption used by the robot vacuum when communicating with its server, but that all the data is stored in plain text and can easily be read by anyone who gains access to the server.
LOBOtomous (1996) by Ales Hvezda, John Garcia, Paul Klarer, University of New Mexico (UNM). LOBOtomous made its first appearance at the AAAI 1996 robot exhibition, then went on to win the "Once-a-Week" Cleaning Contest in the AAAI 1997 Home Vacuum Event.
"The University of New Mexico’s entry in this year’s AAAI Mobile Robot competition is LOBOtomous. LOBOtomous was constructed from scratch by UNM students in a senior level design class. Hardware for the project was loaned by Sandia National Labs. LOBOtomous will be entered into the home vacuuming and the hors d’oeuvres event." – LOBOtomous: An Autonomous Platform for Indoor Environments.
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I got a really cheap model without fancy sensors, so it bonks into everything. It's pretty endearing actually.
I hear a sound.
The monster has returned.
I have heard it likes to eat the homes of little snakes!
And them too, if they are not careful!
Vrrrrrr!
I am not afraid of the monster. I... I'm brave. Even when it's scary.
