FLOCK CAMERAS EXPOSE MASS TRACKING CAPABILITIES
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Security researchers have revealed how Flock Safety's traffic cameras track vehicles and people at scale. A single compromised camera collected 1.6 million images and demonstrated dual detection capabilities for both cars and pedestrians.
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