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Four individuals were arrested for hacking approximately 120,000 Internet Protocol (IP) cameras installed in various locations, including homes and karaoke rooms. They allegedly produced and sold abusive materials derived from the hacked footage. The investigation highlights significant cybersecurity vulnerabilities in commonly used surveillance technology.
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