Reviewing a trove of more than 600 hours of police helicopter surveillance footage leaked to DDoSecrets.

Footage includes video from the Dallas Police Department and the Georgia State Patrol.

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This screenshot from leaked police helicopter surveillance video, believed to be from the Georgia State Patrol, shows how far in the cameras can zoom.

Redacted these two seemingly random individuals in this shot who were totally unaware that they were being watched. Image
Another screenshot from the more than 600 hours of helicopter surveillance video leaked to DDoSecrets.

This appears to show the Dallas Police Department canvasing a neighborhood, zooming in on a seemingly random individual sunbathing in their backyard. Image
The Georgia State Patrol using thermal imaging to see inside the Mercedes Benz Stadium during an Atlanta Falcons game in 2019.

The video is part of more than 600 hours of helicopter surveillance footage leaked to DDoSecrets.

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Data includes full disk images of Epik's server infrastructure & exposes at least 59 API keys for Twitter, Coinbase, PayPal, & more.

Story here: dailydot.com/debug/anonymou…
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More here: dailydot.com/debug/epik-hac…
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