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UPDATE: Shooting inside Austin market.
•911 caller reports active shooter at 1:24pm
•Police and EMS arrive at approximately 1:28pm
•Shots were fired inside
•Two men seen fleeing inside a white Land Rover with Texas plate JBR9549
•No deaths
•911 caller reports active shooter at 1:24pm
•Police and EMS arrive at approximately 1:28pm
•Shots were fired inside
•Two men seen fleeing inside a white Land Rover with Texas plate JBR9549
•No deaths
BREAKING! Swiss authorities raided the apartment Friday of a hacker who claimed credit for breaching the Silicon Valley security camera company Verkada and gaining access to its customers’ surveillance feeds, according to the hacker and a search warrant seen by Bloomberg News.
Tillie Kottmann said their apartment in Lucerne, Switzerland, was raided and that police seized the hacker’s electronic devices. The warrant was based on an alleged hack that took place last year and not on the recent breach of Verkada.
After being notified of the breach by Bloomberg News, Verkada referred the matter to the FBI. The breach exposed live camera feeds of companies like Tesla Inc., as well as hospitals, jails, and schools.
According to a copy of the search warrant provided to Bloomberg News, the search was conducted as part of a U.S criminal case against Kottmann in the Western District of Washington. The warrant requested documents related to hacking as well as information on cryptocurrency holdings. Kottmann has been accused of unauthorized access to protected computers, identify theft, and fraud.
Kottmann has previously claimed credit for hacking carmaker Nissan Motor Co. and leaking documents from U.S. chipmaker Intel Corp.
A representative for the Swiss police referred questions to the U.S. Department of Justice, which declined to comment. A spokesperson for the U.S. Attorney in Western Washington didn’t immediately return an email requesting comment.
Kottmann, 21, said they hacked Verkada because they were inspired by “lots of curiosity, fighting for freedom of information and against intellectual property, a huge dose of anti-capitalism, a hint of anarchism -- and it’s also just too much fun not to do it.”
Kottmann gained access to Verkada using credentials for a “Super Admin” account that allowed access to all of the company’s cameras. Kottmann gained access to Verkada on Monday morning, and the hack was disclosed to Verkada the following day.
Tillie Kottmann said their apartment in Lucerne, Switzerland, was raided and that police seized the hacker’s electronic devices. The warrant was based on an alleged hack that took place last year and not on the recent breach of Verkada.
After being notified of the breach by Bloomberg News, Verkada referred the matter to the FBI. The breach exposed live camera feeds of companies like Tesla Inc., as well as hospitals, jails, and schools.
According to a copy of the search warrant provided to Bloomberg News, the search was conducted as part of a U.S criminal case against Kottmann in the Western District of Washington. The warrant requested documents related to hacking as well as information on cryptocurrency holdings. Kottmann has been accused of unauthorized access to protected computers, identify theft, and fraud.
Kottmann has previously claimed credit for hacking carmaker Nissan Motor Co. and leaking documents from U.S. chipmaker Intel Corp.
A representative for the Swiss police referred questions to the U.S. Department of Justice, which declined to comment. A spokesperson for the U.S. Attorney in Western Washington didn’t immediately return an email requesting comment.
Kottmann, 21, said they hacked Verkada because they were inspired by “lots of curiosity, fighting for freedom of information and against intellectual property, a huge dose of anti-capitalism, a hint of anarchism -- and it’s also just too much fun not to do it.”
Kottmann gained access to Verkada using credentials for a “Super Admin” account that allowed access to all of the company’s cameras. Kottmann gained access to Verkada on Monday morning, and the hack was disclosed to Verkada the following day.
Bloomberg.com
Swiss Police Raid Apartment of Verkada Hacker, Seize Devices
Swiss authorities raided the apartment Friday of a hacker who claimed credit for breaching the Silicon Valley security camera company Verkada and gaining access to its customers’ surveillance feeds, according to the hacker and a search warrant seen by Bloomberg…
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WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department: Critical Incident Briefing - Deputy Involved #Shooting - Industry Station - August 7, 2020
Andres Renderos, 23, and Rachael Sandoval, 20, were arrested on suspicion of robbery after police say they were found with an 8-week-old male French bulldog puppy who was taken from his owner Friday morning. The robbery happened at about 9:50 a.m. in the 1700 block of South Pacific Coast Highway. The robbers were reported to be a man and a woman driving a black four-door Mercedes-Benz sedan, last seen driving north on Pacific Coast Highway. Officers focusing on Pacific Coast Highway found the Mercedes and detained the man and woman inside. Renderos and Sandoval were subsequently identified as the robbers by the victim and a witness, according to Redondo Beach police. Cash was found unharmed inside the Mercedes, and reunited with his owner, who sustained minor injuries in the robbery.
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