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It sounds pretty plausible. But, I'm not sure what benefit that gives them? The article says the cameras are trained on public spaces. So in principle they (Chi
by privong 10y ago
It sounds pretty plausible. But, I'm not sure what benefit that gives them? The article says the cameras are trained on public spaces. So in principle they (China, Russia, etc.) could get the same information by having an agent just hang out there (yeah, I know, the same can be said for the DC Police). So pwning the CCTV cameras probably doesn't give them access to any sensitive or novel information.
- JumpCrisscross 10y ago> they...could get the same information by having an agent just hang out there Now those agents can do other things.
- throwawayish 10y agoIf you have access you can probably disrupt or modify things when the need arises (making this kind of system even more pointless for their declared purpose than they already are).