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Hackers attack UK school CCTV and stream live footage of pupils online

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February 27, 2018
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Surveillance feeds from four schools were among hundreds of British security systems broken into and streamed on a creepy US website. Dad Szczepan Warhol, 40, a parent at the breached St Mary’s Catholic Academy in Blackpool, said: “It’s completely shocking. “I think they should have CCTV at the school to make it secure, but they need to improve this situation now.” Another parent fumed: “It’s really bad. They’ve got cameras everywhere around the school and even in the toilets. How has this been allowed to happen? Reporters from The Daily Star were able to watch video feeds from eight cameras in the school on the website, which The Sun Online is refusing to name.

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