Older Amazon Echo and Kindle devices vulnerable to KRACK WiFi security flaw

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A patch for the bug affecting Echo and Kindle devices was released by Amazon earlier this year

First-generation Amazon Echo devices and older Kindle e-readers are vulnerable to a WiFi security vulnerability from 2017, with users urged to update and patch their devices as soon as possible.  ...

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