County superior court. but then what, sara? if he does this, play that out for us. what happens if someone s bond is revoked? if he s going to be treated like everyone else, what will happen? there will be a full hearing in fulton county courthouse. he will be sitting there at the defendant s table with his attorneys. there will be a hearing and if the judge finds he s viemted his bond, he will be taken into custody just like any other defendant there in the courthouse for everybody, the public to see. he will be his hands will be placed behind his back and he will be taken there s a door right in that courtroom that leads to a back cell. he ll be taken back there, taken downstairs and taken via county luxury transportation in a fulton county sheriff s office jail back to 901 rice street where he will sit indefinitely in custody of fulton county sheriff s office awaiting trial. sara fleck, gwen keyes flemming, thank you both. thank you. thank you. it was great to have t
Verkada, a Silicon Valley start-up, was hacked on Monday morning
A collective of international hackers told Bloomberg they did it for fun
They also wanted to show how pervasive the surveillance of citizens was
The hackers obtained the password to a super admin account to gain access
They spied on hospitals, schools, jails, factories, gyms, offices, police stations
Verkada says the breach has now been contained and they are investigating
Hackers breach thousands of security cameras in US, exposing Tesla, jails, hospitals
Bloomberg
March 10 |
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March 10, 2021
Video footage was captured from Sequoia-backed start-up Verkada A group of hackers say they breached a massive trove of security-camera data collected by Silicon Valley start-up Verkada, gaining access to live feeds of 1.5 lakh surveillance cameras inside hospitals, companies, police departments, prisons and schools in the US.
Companies whose footage was exposed include carmaker Tesla and software provider Cloudflare Inc. In addition, hackers were able to view video from inside women’s health clinics, psychiatric hospitals and the offices of Verkada itself. Some of the cameras, including in hospitals, use facial-recognition technology to identify and categorise people captured on the footage. The hackers say they also have access to the full video archive of all Verkada customers.