A Spanish software engineer unintentionally seized control of roughly 7,000 robot vacuums across the globe thanks to a startling security flaw – that gave him the power to peek inside homes through the devices’ live cameras. Sammy Azdoufal’s attempt to reverse-engineer his DJI Romo vacuum cleaner to work with his PlayStation 5 controller using artificial intelligence inadvertently gave him sweeping access to the device’s servers across 24 countries, the tech wiz revealed to The Verge . “I found

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