In brief: A hacking group has claimed to have breached a CCTV manufacturer and news site and accessed government login credentials, email addresses and purchase histories.
The claims cannot yet be independently verified.
The hacking group NaziGods did not reveal the name of the targeted CCTV manufacturer saying via Twitter they were still inside the network at the time of writing.
The second CCTV breach of today ipvm.com. All your bases are belong to us. Sqli again lol (so much for security lol)
— NG (@NaziGods) December 20, 2012
The group claimed it discovered usernames and passwords used by government customers during the raids including Britain, the US, Greece, Italy Sweden and Brazil.
Both sites were hacked via simple SQL Injection. The group said it hacked into CCTV news site IPVN which claims to have 55,000 visitors a month.
The Hawaii-based could not be reached for comment at the time of writing.
More to come.
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