A lack of encryption makes it easy for third parties to tap into the video feeds of doorbells from Eken, Fishbot, Rakeblue, ...

Additionally, anyone with the doorbell’s serial number could remotely view still images from the video feed — no password or ...

Consumer Reports recently uncovered security vulnerabilities in doorbells manufactured by Eken Group and sold by online ...

Select neighborhoods across Champaign County now have access to no-cost lighting and doorbells through Champaign County ...

While it's not the first animal to be caught on camera ringing the bell, a woodpecker is getting a lot of attention after it ...

TechHive’s editors and contributors have been testing video doorbells since 2014, and we continuously evaluate the latest devices along with their accompanying apps. We’ve checked out a wide ...

Ring, an Amazon-owned brand, continues revolutionizing home security with its innovative line of video doorbells. Over the ...

Waterloo regional police are investigating reports of a suspicious male in Kitchener’s Westmount neighbourhood.

Other woodpeckers — and other animals, such as bears — have been caught on camera ringing doorbells. And they frequently go viral. Another recent video shows a woodpecker ringing a doorbell in ...

The Eken Group has fixed an issue with its video doorbells that potentially allows a third party to monitor the cameras' feeds. According to Consumer Reports, the issue impacted video doorbells ...