Two security researchers earned $60,000 for hacking an Amazon Echo | TechCrunch
Amazon Echo Dot gets improved sonic performance - EDN Asia
What the light colors on your Amazon Echo's ring mean | Smart Home Automation | Alexa dot, Alexa echo, Amazon alexa echo dot
How To: DIY Home Automation With NodeMCU and Amazon Alexa : 13 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables
Hack That Turns Amazon Echo Into a Spying Device Can't Be Fixed By Software Patch
Hardware hack turns Amazon Echo into a bugging device | NEXT Conference
The weird ways your Amazon Echo can be hacked - and how to stop them
Amazon Alexa Bugs Could've Let Hackers Install Malicious Skills Remotely
How to modify an Amazon Echo Dot to play audio through both internal and external speakers simultaneously | AFTVnews
Amazon Echo | Hackaday
This project hacks Amazon Echo and Google Home to protect your privacy - The Verge
Tools to Root and Hack the Amazon Echo - YouTube
Amazon Echo Dot Teardown
Turning an Amazon Echo Into a Spy Device Only Took Some Clever Coding | WIRED
Unpatchable Echo hack can spy you in your bedroom
Off-The-Shelf Hacker: Control Your Home Projects with Amazon Alexa – The New Stack
Careless Whisper: Does Amazon Echo send data in silent mode? – AV-TEST Internet of Things Security Testing Blog
Hacking Amazon Echo Dot with Arduino - YouTube
Tencent researchers discovered a way to hack Echo smart speakers | TechSpot
Alexa, Are You Spying On Me? Not Really, Maybe, It's Complex!
Amazon Echo Gets Open Source Brain Transplant | Hackaday
Hacking Alexa or Google devices to install Mycroft - Mycroft Community Forum
Hacking Alexa or Google devices to install Mycroft - Mycroft Community Forum
ESP8266 Arduino Tutorial: Hacking an Alexa | Toptal
Amazon's Echo and the smart TVs that are listening to and watching everything you do | Technology | The Guardian
Careless Whisper: Does Amazon Echo send data in silent mode? – AV-TEST Internet of Things Security Testing Blog
Hacking into an Amazon Echo Using Laser Light to "Speak" to Alexa - YouTube
How a hacked Amazon Echo could secretly capture your most intimate moments | Ars Technica
