Internet-connected cameras, estimated at 1.2 billion worldwide, are being exploited in global conflicts, extending vulnerabilities beyond traditional battlefields. These devices, including those made in China, have been compromised and used for surveillance, with instances reported in Ukraine, the Middle East, and even within the United States. Hackers have demonstrated the ability to switch camera languages and gain access to sensitive information, such as the movements of security forces. AI
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