Flock Cameras Riddled With Security Vulnerabilities and Hardcoded Credentials
micahflee · hn · 2026-09-17
Security researcher micahflee details widespread security flaws in Flock's surveillance cameras, including hardcoded credentials embedded in the source code. The writeup questions the safety of these mass-deployed networked cameras and sparked active discussion on Hacker News.
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