Smart lock manufacturer U-Tec announced on Tuesday that it is now shipping the world’s first Z-Wave Plus-compatible smart lock with an integrated fingerprint reader. The company previously offered its ...

These new locks integrate into existing smart security systems and allow users to manage all connected devices through a single platform. “Z-Wave continues to be an extremely popular protocol, and we ...

ADT Inc., in collaboration with Yale and the Z-Wave Alliance, today announced the launch of the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z-Wave for ADT+ . The Z-Wave 800 Series smart lock offers fingerprint ...

Residential security company Kwikset has announced the launch of two new Z-Wave smart locks, the HomeConnect 918 and HomeConnect 620. Both new models feature enhanced performance and connectivity ...

Service providers using Alarm.com’s SaaS (software-as-a-service) smart home solution will soon be able to offer their customers a choice of two Z-Wave-based smart locks from Lockly Pro, including a ...

ADT offers Yale Assure locks with its ADT+ home security systems, and now the security service provider has partnered with Yale and the Z-Wave Alliance to introduce the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z ...

AUSTIN, Texas—Home security and automation provider Protect America now carries Yale Real Living brand Z-Wave door locks, the company announced Jan. 20. “Imagine never being locked out of your home ...

The smart home product manufacturer Xthings has announced that its latest Ultraloq Bolt Z-Wave smart lock has achieved Z-Wave Plus V2 certification. We’ve long appreciated the Ultraloq series for its ...

The Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch launched last year, bringing a fingerprint sensor to one of our favorite smart locks. Now, Yale is making the keypad even more enticing by offering a Z-Wave Smart Module ...

Hackers may be able to remotely unlock your smart lock if it relies on the Z-Wave wireless protocol. According to researchers at UK firm Pen Test Partners, Z-Wave is vulnerable to an attack that ...

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So-called "smart" locks and alarms are proliferating across people's homes, even though hackers have shown various weaknesses in their designs that contradict their claims to being secure. Now ...