Lawmakers say stolen police logins are exposing Flock surveillance cameras to hackers

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Lawmakers say stolen police logins are exposing Flock surveillance cameras to hackers

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Lawmakers say stolen police logins are exposing Flock surveillance cameras to hackers | TechCrunch

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Flock said around 3% of its law enforcement customers do not use multi-factor authentication, potentially leaving dozens of law enforcement agency accounts open to compromise and improper access.

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