On January 18, the surging news reported that some netizens found that someone uploaded a surveillance video suspected of cracking a public place on the B station. Station B responded to this by deleting the uploaded content, banning the uploaded account, and reporting the account information to the competent authorities.
Cracked surveillance videos include videos uploaded in public places such as schools and hospitals. Some netizens said that the industrial chain of cracking surveillance cameras may have been formed, and these users upload such videos, or in order to pull people into the paid group. Not only cameras in public places may be cracked, but home cameras may also be cracked.
Xiao Lei suggested that when consumers buy camera products, it is best to buy products from large brands. After all, the illegal cost of these enterprises will be higher, and the enterprises will be larger and the products they make will be more compliant. Technically, the camera's images should be encrypted and uploaded with unique encoding. Security is one of the most critical elements of camera products, manufacturers only do a good job of safety, consumers can buy such products with confidence.
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The so-called "no sale, no killing", as ordinary people, we should resist this kind of thing, encounter relevant videos, QQ groups to actively report, do not give these black soil to exist. The market is smaller, the offenders are unprofitable, and there are far fewer such violations.
Screenshots from online transmissions show that the violators uploaded videos of teachers attending classes, hospital nurses' desks, and hotel front desks. The relevant departments can trace the source from here to investigate what brand of camera products are used in such places, why violators will steal such videos, and strictly investigate what kind of vulnerabilities are causing them. When the national standard of the camera product is updated in the future, such security-related requirements can be added, so that the loopholes that the offender can drill are less and less.
As a video platform, Station B should also fulfill its corresponding audit responsibilities. Nowadays, the number of monthly active users of Station B is on the rise, the number of UP owners is also rising, and the total video duration is also increasing. In order for videos to pass the review faster, the platform side will often continuously improve the AI review algorithm to minimize the workload of manual review. Cracked surveillance video, usually contains some sensitive information, the platform needs to constantly improve the algorithm, as much as possible to identify the sensitive information in the video, once found immediately manual intervention in the review, which can effectively prevent such events from occurring.