Chamberlain MyQ Smart Garage Hub

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Device Name Chamberlain MyQ Smart Garage Hub
Brand Chamberlain
Type Smart Garage Door Controller
Released 2019
Current Firmware Regular OTA updates

Device Category

Criterion Score Justification
Known hardware tampering 2 (Rare) Hub installed inside garage, accessible to anyone with garage access. No physical tamper protection. Bitdefender Hardware Analysis
Known vulnerabilities 2 (Rare) Some security researchers have identified potential vulnerabilities in the MyQ ecosystem, but not as widespread as camera or router vulnerabilities. Security Research
Prior attacks 1 (None) Garage door openers have not been used in large-scale botnet campaigns. Botnet Target Analysis
Updatability 2 (Rare) Firmware updates released occasionally but not as frequently as major brand smart home devices. MyQ Support

Device Category Score: 2

System Category

Criterion Score Justification
Authentication with other systems 1 (Full) Hub communicates with MyQ cloud services using authenticated connections. Local control without cloud authentication is limited. MyQ Security
Communications 1 (Encrypted with up-to-date encryption) Communications between hub and MyQ cloud use TLS encryption. Encryption Standards
Storage 2 (Encrypted with obsolete encryption) Hub stores minimal configuration data. Detailed encryption implementation has not been publicly audited. IoT Storage Security

System Category Score: 2

User Authentication Category

Criterion Score Justification
Account management 2 (Basic) MyQ accounts support basic user management and shared access, but permission controls are limited. MyQ User Management
Authentication 2 (Basic) Password-based authentication. Two-factor authentication available but not mandatory. Account Security
Brute-force protection 2 (Basic) Basic rate limiting exists for login attempts. Protection level is not as sophisticated as major tech companies. Account Protection
Event logging 1 (Access event logged) MyQ app provides detailed garage door open/close history and activity logs. MyQ Activity Log
Passwords 2 (Require change after setup) Users must set a password during account creation. Complexity requirements are moderate. Password Policy

User Authentication Category Score: 2

Final Grade

GRAS Total: 6

Final Grade: B (Moderate to Low Danger Level)

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