Hackers Expose Flock AI Camera Surveillance and Data Vulnerabilities
September 16, 2026
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What happened
A hacker collective, stegan0gram, physically removed a Flock AI surveillance camera, bypassed its encryption, and accessed sensitive data, including images and software revealing the system's ability to detect vehicles and people. The breach exposed privacy risks and mass surveillance practices, with data shared publicly and with media outlets for analysis.
Reported impact
- Affected parties
- Not publicly disclosed
- Harm type
- Not publicly disclosed
- Scale
- Not publicly disclosed
- Financial impact
- Not publicly disclosed
- Regulatory action
- Not publicly disclosed
Classification
Relevant governance controls
Governance control mapping is not available for this record.
- No controls mapped
Not publicly disclosed
Control mapping is analytical. It does not state that any control would have prevented the incident.
Sources and evidence
OECD AI Incidents Monitor
Hackers Expose Flock AI Camera Surveillance and Data Vulnerabilities
2026-09-16