Russian intelligence services are systematically compromising internet-connected security cameras across Europe and Ukraine to monitor military logistics, weapons shipments, and troop movements, according to a July 10 advisory from Dutch intelligence agencies. In Ukraine, the access has gone beyond surveillance, being used to target military personnel and equipment, while across NATO states it is gathering broader military intelligence. Entry is typically straightforward, exploiting default passwords, outdated firmware, and publicly exposed devices, with image-recognition software then automating the search for military vehicles and cargo.
