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Have any rich pretentious friends that like to spend 6 grand on toilets?


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A luxury toilet controlled by a smartphone app is vulnerable to attack, according to security experts.

Retailing for up to $5,686 (£3,821), the Satis toilet includes automatic flushing, bidet spray, music and fragrance release.

The toilet, manufactured by Japanese firm Lixil, is controlled via an Android app called My Satis.

But a hardware flaw means any phone with the app could activate any of the toilets, researchers say.

The toilet uses bluetooth to receive instructions via the app, but the Pin code for every model is hardwired to be four zeros (0000), meaning that it cannot be reset and can be activated by any phone with the My Satis app, a report by Trustwave's Spiderlabs information security experts reveals.

"An attacker could simply download the My Satis application and use it to cause the toilet to repeatedly flush, raising the water usage and therefore utility cost to its owner," it says in its report.

"Attackers could [also] cause the unit to unexpectedly open/close the lid, activate bidet or air-dry functions, causing discomfort or distress to [the] user."

The limited range of bluetooth means that anyone wishing to carry out such an attack would need to be fairly close to the toilet itself, said security expert Graham Cluley.

"It's easy to see how a practical joker might be able to trick his neighbours into thinking his toilet is possessed as it squirts water and blows warm air unexpectedly on their intended victim, but it's hard to imagine how serious hardened cybercriminals would be interested in this security hole," he told the BBC.

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-23575249

 

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Alice has 4 in her house

I never said that, the only super fancy one is the toto in the master bathroom. Basically all the same features without smartphone app, the controller is on wall.

I like how anyone that buys something expensive is pretentious, my parents house has some pretty ridiculous upgrades and features with 3 stories and 10k sqft, yet they are the furthest from pretentious you would ever meet.

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I never said that, the only super fancy one is the toto in the master bathroom. Basically all the same features without smartphone app, the controller is on wall.

I like how anyone that buys something expensive is pretentious, my parents house has some pretty ridiculous upgrades and features with 3 stories and 10k sqft, yet they are the furthest from pretentious you would ever meet.

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