Shark vacuum flaw exposes cameras, home maps and Wi-Fi passwords

A vulnerability in Shark robot vacuums can allow a single compromised device or account to grant remote access to other vacuums, exposing onboard camera feeds, detailed home maps and stored Wi‑Fi credentials. The flaw creates significant privacy and network-security risks (surveillance, credential theft, lateral movement). Immediate mitigations include applying vendor firmware/app updates, removing affected devices/accounts, changing Wi‑Fi passwords, segmenting IoT devices from primary networks, and disabling cloud camera streaming until patched.