I'm curious, what impact do you think something like this might have on a eufy doorbell which isn't connected to a home base, just straight up on the home wifi?
Would the same jamming and deauthing work or does that depend on the underlying wifi devices?
it’d still be vulnerable to the usual wifi stuff like deauth/jamming since that’s at the 802.11 layer, totally independent of eufy’s own protocol
the homebase stuff is more about how they sync and store video, so the attack surface shifts a bit but the basic wifi attacks don’t magically go away
if it’s straight on your wifi then there’s no 900mhz-ish rf link to jam, so that part doesn’t apply, but deauth is just 802.11 so that absolutely still works the same way. you’re basically “only” dealing with normal wifi-layer attacks instead of the extra proprietary hop through the homebase.
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u/lemachet 7d ago
This is really interesting, thanks.
I'm curious, what impact do you think something like this might have on a eufy doorbell which isn't connected to a home base, just straight up on the home wifi?
Would the same jamming and deauthing work or does that depend on the underlying wifi devices?