Today's Hacked!
Ukraine alleges that Russia breached web cameras to conduct surveillance on targets in Kyiv.
- Russian intelligence allegedly hacked into residential surveillance cameras in Kyiv, changing their angles and streaming sensitive footage on YouTube.
- This footage possibly aided Russian missile strikes in Kyiv and Kharkiv, resulting in casualties and injuries.
- Ukraine's SBU has taken steps to block thousands of potentially compromised cameras and urges the public to stop online broadcasts from street surveillance devices.
- Investigation suggests Russian software, Trassir, was used in Ukrainian cameras, allowing Moscow access to sensitive data.
- Ukrainian laws forbid sharing photos or videos of attacked buildings or critical infrastructure, as it aids enemy targeting. The penalty for sharing such content can be severe, up to 12 years in prison.
The Australian Court Service has experienced a cyber intrusion, potentially jeopardizing the integrity of hearing recordings
- Cybersecurity incident affecting Australian court cases and tribunals disclosed by Court Services Victoria (CSV) on January 2, 2024, following an initial alert on December 21, 2023.
- Unauthorized access disrupted the audio visual in-court technology network, potentially compromising video recordings, audio recordings, and transcription services from November 1 to December 21, 2023, including cases in the Supreme Court of Victoria.
- Compromised recordings may involve protected identities under court orders or legislation, leading to apologies from CSV CEO Louise Anderson for potential distress caused.
- No specifics on the incident's nature or released recordings disclosed. The courts continue to operate securely while CSV addresses the issue.
- No access reported to other court systems, employee, or financial data. Authorities, including Victoria Police, notified for investigation.
- CSV is working on notifying affected individuals and has established a Contact Centre for assistance. Efforts underway to enhance security across the broader court and tribunal-wide technology environment.
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