"We easily gained access to the device because it lacked viable encryption. We have corrected that oversight!"
I was reading about how someone stole a Flock camera and managed to download much of the data onboard.
They mentioned a lot of the data was still encrypted and they couldn't access it.
But what I wondered about is if someone could steal the camera and change things so it reported healthy and happy to the mothership, but was actually not doing a gorram thing.
Then I wondered if this same someone could encrypt what they'd done so fully so as to force Flock to buy new hardware to fix it.
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