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‼️ BREAKING: Hackers tore down a Flock license plate camera, copied its storage and found an encryption key on the device that unlocked footage of thousands of passing vehicles.
The recovered data covered about 21 days of activity. In that time, the camera photographed roughly 50,000 vehicles and took about 1.6 million images.
Flock had previously told a security researcher that even someone who got into one of its cameras couldn't reach footage, because images stayed on the device only briefly.
Flock calls the removal illegal and said it didn't have enough detail to assess the claims.
Its software also detects people. When researchers ran the camera's own models over 27,321 clips stored on it, they flagged people in 11.
‼️ Secret documents show German police don't need to break the encryption of chat apps, they have been systematically adding their own device to the messenger accounts of people under investigation.
In one case, police linked the accounts of witnesses, not only the suspect.
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‼️ Secret documents show German police don't need to break the encryption of chat apps, they have been systematically adding their own device to the messenger accounts of people under investigation.
In one case, police linked the accounts of witnesses, not only the suspect.
Two parents walked into a German police station in January 2020 to testify as witnesses about their daughter.
They handed their phones to the officers so messages from her could be read and photographed.
While they had the phones, the officers quietly paired WhatsApp Web with both accounts through a page run by the federal criminal police.
They kept reading the parents' messages after the couple went home. This is just one of many stories.
Messages arrive decrypted on the police computer, and in some configurations officers can send messages as the account holder.
A classified customs order shows that linking an official machine to a target's WhatsApp, Signal or Telegram account, through the same multi-device feature that runs the desktop apps, became standard practice at Germany's customs police in 2025, after a pilot that began in 2023.
The irony of it all is that German security agencies warn the public about this exact attack when criminals or foreign services run it.
They tell you to check your linked devices and remove any you don't recognise.
No parliament has passed a law on any of these German police practices, in which they scan the pairing QR code off the phone during questioning, pull the verification code out of an SMS intercept, or phish it.
The Federal Court of Justice ruled in January that secretly attaching to an account counts as source interception, which rules out hoovering up chats from before the order.
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