Pointing a laser pointer at a security camera can cause temporary glare or permanent damage, depending on the laser's power and the camera's age and sensor type. While older cameras with CMOS or CCD sensors are more susceptible, modern cameras often have built-in protections that make them more resistant to laser damage. Even with powerful lasers, achieving permanent damage is difficult due to the challenge of maintaining a steady aim, and many high-powered lasers are illegal to market or sell. AI
RANK_REASON Article discusses a specific technical vulnerability of a product (security cameras) and methods to exploit or prevent it.
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