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Actual and the Instagram is at BK Actual getting started here on Friday about 11.04 AM. I got

to get right into it, guys. I obviously have a busy weekend, which is why this is happening right now.

But let's start in South Korea. We have got a hacked home camera scandal. And I love

stuff like this. Get this. Four people were arrested in South Korea over the hacking of a

hundred and twenty thousand home security cameras. And yes, that footage was used to make sexually expletive explicit material.

I'm sorry, the word written here was exploitative. And I didn't feel like my brain did not feel

like saying that entire word so I made up my own word and completely botched it in the process.

There you go. This is what the national police

agency said on Monday. Now, this has been going on in South Korea a long time for like 10 years.

They've been having this battle against this hacking and electronic spying that South Korean

officials are saying this is compromised millions of devices

that people use in daily life. So in this latest one, the footage came from internet connected

cameras that were installed in homes, businesses, hospitals, etc. And one of the people arrested

made about $12,000 US by selling the footage to a foreign website that shares illegal content and another person made twice as much as that, which it doesn't sound like a lot.

And until you figure out the effort of this was next to nothing.

The hackers were not part of a crew.

They did not work together.

They were able to infiltrate the devices easily because they used vulnerable passwords

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