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Russian Intelligence Hijacks IP Cameras to Monitor Weapons Deliveries to Ukraine

Cybersecurity NewsJuly 22, 20264 min read

Russian intelligence services have been accused of turning everyday internet-connected cameras into surveillance tools for tracking weapons deliveries to Ukraine. The campaign shows how a device installed for basic security can become a source of military intelligence when it is left exposed online. The operation targets cameras in the Netherlands, other EU and NATO countries, […] The post Russian Intelligence Hijacks IP Cameras to Monitor Weapons Deliveries to Ukraine appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Russian intelligence services have been accused of turning everyday internet-connected cameras into surveillance tools for tracking weapons deliveries to Ukraine. The campaign shows how a device installed for basic security can become a source of military intelligence when it is left exposed online. The operation targets cameras in the Netherlands, other EU and NATO countries, and Ukraine. Its apparent purpose is to observe transport routes, weapons shipments, and the locations of Ukrainian military personnel without…

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