Comment on Bambu Lab - Setting the Record Straight About Our Security UpdateparentComments−iLoveOncall1yLook up old results about "BambuLab MQTT" on Google.They use an online MQTT server instead of the local one for the following functions: initiating printing, heating the nozzle, and heating the heatbed. (see https://www.allaboutbambu.com/2024/06/14/p1p-p1s-new-firmwar...)On https://forum.bambulab.com/t/bambu-lab-mqtt-limitations/8344... you can see their MQTT server got DDOSed by some faulty 3rd party "client".I don't think it's so much about security of the users as much as it is about their own.−nullc1yThat article is referring to conflicting controls when using their cloud stuff.In lan mode it doesn't use anything remote and works just fine completely isolated.you can see their MQTT server got DDOSed by some faulty 3rd party "client"Right, when you use 'cloud mode' then bambu controls the printer, and your own control has to go through them.
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Look up old results about "BambuLab MQTT" on Google.
They use an online MQTT server instead of the local one for the following functions: initiating printing, heating the nozzle, and heating the heatbed. (see https://www.allaboutbambu.com/2024/06/14/p1p-p1s-new-firmwar...)
On https://forum.bambulab.com/t/bambu-lab-mqtt-limitations/8344... you can see their MQTT server got DDOSed by some faulty 3rd party "client".
I don't think it's so much about security of the users as much as it is about their own.
That article is referring to conflicting controls when using their cloud stuff.
In lan mode it doesn't use anything remote and works just fine completely isolated.
Right, when you use 'cloud mode' then bambu controls the printer, and your own control has to go through them.