iSmartAlarm maker has failed to patch five security issues in the firmware of his product. These flaws allow an attacker to bypass authentication, take over devices, and disable alarm systems. iSmart has not issued updates to patch the five flaws discovered by a researcher. The researcher who discovered these issues is Ilia Shnaidman, Head of Security Research for BullGuard’s Dojo, a home appliance for securing local IoT devices. This is not the first home alarm system that was found to be vulnerable to various flaws.
Source: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/home-security-system-fails-at-being-secure-opens-homes-to-hacking-and-burglaries/