A fact that not everyone knows, is that the security camera system, especially with systems with an unsafe network connection. Hackers can attack low-security security camera systems to monitor, even invade your private life and use the information obtained for malicious purposes.
When hackers attack and take control, they will try to hide their presence on your system. However, there are still some signs that can help you identify a camera system that has been hacked.
If the security camera makes strange or unusual noises, it is very likely that a hacker has gained control and is operating the system to see and record all your activities.
If you see the LED blinking abnormally, it is likely that a hacker is trying to access your webcam.
Take a look at the webcam in the security camera system, if you see an abnormally blinking LED light, it is likely that a hacker is trying to access your webcam. Please restart the computer, if the light continues to flash, your security camera has been compromised.
You don’t turn on the webcam and the light stays on, which is also a sign that your security camera has been hacked.
If the security camera in your home automatically rotates to different positions in your home or moves with every move you move, then it is very likely that hackers are controlling it to collect information and track you.
Passwords that are reset to default or changed without your intervention are also a sign that hackers have got their hands on your system. So, regularly check the security settings on the cameras to check if they are still safe.
Monitor the Internet traffic of the network that the security camera is using. If you see a sudden increase in traffic, it is likely that hackers are breaking into your camera system.
To avoid possible unfortunate risks, please take proactive precautions to ensure the safety and privacy of your family.