Kottmann said Verkada cut off the hackers' access hours before Bloomberg first reported the breach on Tuesday. It sought to draw attention to the pervasive monitoring of people after having found login information for Verkada's administrative tools publicly online this week, Kottmann said. Kottmann declined to identify other members of the hacking group. It has stopped the cameras in the supplier's factory from working or linking to the internet. It also said data from the supplier's factory was stored locally and there was no security risk mentioned in the hacking incident. In a statement to Reuters, Tesla China said the hacking incident only involved one of its suppliers' production sites in China's Henan province and neither its Shanghai car factory nor showrooms were affected. Madison County Jail in Alabama did not respond to requests for comment. Reuters could not independently verify the authenticity of the list or screenshots, but they included detailed data and matched other materials from Verkada. Kottmann also shared a list of Verkada user accounts and screenshots from other venues, including an Alabama jail, hospital rooms, a police interview area and a community gym. Swiss software developer Tillie Kottmann, who has gained attention for finding security flaws in mobile apps and other systems, shared with Reuters recordings allegedly from inside a Tesla factory in China and a showroom in California. "Our internal security team and external security firm are investigating the scale and scope of this issue, and we have notified law enforcement" and customers, it said on Tuesday. Verkada acknowledged an intrusion, saying it had disabled all internal administrator accounts to prevent unauthorized access. electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc said on Wednesday a hacking incident reported on Tuesday was restricted to a supplier’s production site in Henan province, China, and its Shanghai car factory and showrooms were not affected.Ī small group of hackers earlier this week viewed live and archived surveillance footage from hundreds of businesses by gaining administrative access to cameras supplied by Verkada, one of the hackers told Reuters on Tuesday.
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