Hackers find huge security flaw in Flock’s surveillance cameras and extract 1.6 million images and 27,000 videos from just one device
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Hackers extracted a ‘near-complete copy’ of a Flock camera’s storage drive — 1.6 million images and 27,000 videos found on the device in a massive privacy breach that could be the final straw for company workers
Hackers have found millions of images and thousands of videos stored on a Flock camera.
In a just society, this would trigger an emergency take down of every single one of these and the company being sued into the ground.
A girl can dream.
They must have a lot of disk space.
And RAM! Get em!
32 gigs, to be exact. 1 out of every 32 is rare and has ram with gamer lights.
Is it a joke (like there is precious metals in there) or do they actually gave 32GB RAM?
32gig sandisk flash storage chip, I dunno how much memory, 2-4 gig maybe?
Only one way to find out!
Only one way to find out and then repeat that for each of them to be absolutely sure.
It’s a joke.
You know, actually…
how else will they be able profile , dissidents, low income, POCs, women of child bearing age.