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Chinese Hackers Selling Intimate Stolen Camera Footage

Posted on April 7, 2021 by pogowasright.org

Becky Bracken reports:

Stolen videos captured by tens of thousands of security cameras at private properties throughout China are now for sale across social media, marketed as sex tapes.

That’s according to the South China Morning Post, which reported that the cost of each “tape” varies, depending on how salacious the material is — nudity and sex acts can fetch around $8 a piece, while just watching someone in a hotel room might just run around $3, the paper said.

Read more on ThreatPost.

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