Ciberseguridadlatam Over 14,000 Dahua Cameras Compromised in Ukraine and Russia
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- •More than 14,000 Dahua cameras were compromised, primarily in Ukraine and Russia.
- •The attack exploited vulnerabilities from 2021 and used shared SDK credentials.
- •89% of the affected cameras did not require a password, highlighting severe security flaws.
Between June 17 and July 22, 2026, a threat actor exploited vulnerabilities in over 14,000 Dahua cameras, primarily in Ukraine and Russia. The attack utilized flaws from 2021 and shared SDK credentials, with 89% of the compromised devices lacking passwords. This incident highlights significant security weaknesses in the deployment of these cameras, impacting critical surveillance systems in the region. The exposure of a directory containing sensitive information facilitated the attack, underscoring the need for enhanced security measures. The incident lasted for five weeks, raising alarms about the potential for further exploitation of similar vulnerabilities in the future.
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2026-06-17
Attack on Dahua cameras began
A threat actor started exploiting vulnerabilities in Dahua cameras, affecting thousands of devices.
Ciberseguridadlatam2026-07-22
Attack on Dahua cameras ended
The exploitation of over 14,000 Dahua cameras concluded after five weeks of control by the threat actor.
Ciberseguridadlatam2026-08-21
Incident reported
Ciberseguridadlatam published details about the compromised Dahua cameras, revealing the extent of the attack.
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