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Four Suspects Arrested for Hacking 120,000 IP Cameras and Selling Stolen Footage

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The Korean National Police have arrested four individuals for hacking over 120,000 IP cameras in private homes and commercial facilities. The suspects stole footage and sold it to a foreign adult site. The police are also investigating the website's operators and buyers of the illicit content. The suspects hacked tens of thousands of cameras each, producing and selling illegal sexual videos. Three buyers have been arrested, and the police are collaborating internationally to shut down the platform. Victims have been notified and advised on security measures.

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  1. 02.12.2025 23:42 1 articles · 23h ago

    Four Suspects Arrested for Hacking 120,000 IP Cameras and Selling Stolen Footage

    The Korean National Police have arrested four individuals for hacking over 120,000 IP cameras in private homes and commercial facilities. The suspects stole footage and sold it to a foreign adult site, earning millions in virtual assets. The police are investigating the website's operators and buyers, with three buyers already arrested. Victims have been notified and advised on security measures.

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