Flock Camera Hack Exposed an Encryption Key in Plain Sight
Researchers cloned a stolen Flock Safety camera and found an encryption key on an unencrypted partition. The clone contained 1.6 million images and 27,321 video clips over 21 days, contradicting the company's data protection claims.
- Encryption key stored on unencrypted 'media' partition
- One camera stored 1.6M photos and 27,321 videos in 21 days
- About 50,200 vehicles and 11 person detections recorded
- Flock said it did not receive an official vulnerability report
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