The Flock camera incident was a physical compromise of one deployed device, not a demonstrated breach of Flock Safety’s centralized cloud platform.
The hacker collective stegan0gram said it removed the camera from above a roadway and copied much of its local storage.
Flock Safety said its cloud infrastructure had never been compromised and that no customer data had been accessed or exfiltrated through a cloud attack.
What the recovered Flock camera revealed The camera ran Android and contained about 20 Flock-built applications for tasks including motion detection, image capture, object classification, uploads and remote updates.
The recovered key and media came from storage on a camera that had been physically removed.