"Warled up" air defense: SBU dismantled webcams in Kiev (video)

"The SBU has blocked webcams that" lit up "the work of air defense during a rocket attack of the Russian Federation on Kiev on January 2," - the message reads. Two robotic online cameras were broken by Russian special services to spy for the Armed Forces in Kiev. In particular, one of the devices was on the balcony of an apartment building and was used by local condominiums for monitoring the adjoining territory. However, through a hacking break, the enemy has accessed this webcam.

Russian special services changed the viewing angle and connected it to the Stream Platform on YouTube. As a result, the Russians have hidden all visual information in the camera range. Also, another device was blocked in one of the residential complexes of the capital, residents were used to supervise the adjoining parking. The SBU's cyberfactors noted that the occupiers remotely managed this webcam for hidden fixation of the surrounding area, including critical infrastructure.

"According to existing information, with the help of these cameras, the aggressor collecting data to prepare and adjust the blows in Kiev," the SBU said. Comprehensive measures are currently underway to neutralize new attempts by the enemy to conduct reconnaissance and subversive activities through online cameras.

Since the beginning of a full-scale invasion of the SBU cyberfactors, about ten thousand IR cameras have blocked the work, and their Russians could be used to adjust rocket strokes in Ukraine. We will remind, in the morning of January 2 the Russian military struck a massive rocket strike in Kiev. According to the KMVA, winged missiles of the type X-101/X555/X-55 and aerobalist missiles "Dagel" were released in the capital.