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A Keurig smart coffee maker uploaded over a terabyte of data through a family home Wi-Fi network within a span of ten days, which saturated an access point. An IT worker discovered the unusual network activity, with a software bug identified as the likely cause. [1][2]
An IT worker was recently shocked to discover that his parents' Keurig coffee maker had uploaded more than a terabyte of data in just 10 days. While a bug is the likely cause, the episode highlights the growing risks of connecting more and more mundane devices to the internet.
via TechSpot
A Keurig K-Supreme SMART coffee maker sent about 1TB over a family’s home Wi-Fi in 10 days, saturating an access point.
via Tom’s Hardware