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Vectra describes how its threat labs researchers bought the consumer-grade Wi-Fi webcam for U.S. $30 (£20), and cracked open its Linux kernel to create a persistent access point into a network. This meant criminals could use the camera to control remote attacks and siphon out stolen corporate data.
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