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Ukraine’s cybersecurity authorities have warned that hackers are infiltrating Dahua surveillance cameras and video recorders through predictable serial numbers, weak passwords and unpatched software vulnerabilities.
Summary
The Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine, CERT-UA, identified intrusions in which attackers altered device configurations and created unauthorised accounts, potentially giving them continuing access to surveillance equipment. The agency has not disclosed the number of affected devices, the dates of the […] The article Ukraine warns of Dahua camera breaches involving cloud access appeared first on Arabian Post.
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