Major tech supplier stops selling Verkada cameras after hack


Verkada Inc security cameras on the company’s headquarters in San Mateo, California, US. Hackers who breached Verkada were able to view the live feeds and archived videos of its 150,000 cameras. — Bloomberg

CDW Corp, a major supplier of technology products, has stopped selling security cameras from Verkada Inc after a hack revealed live feeds and archived videos from customers, according to a current and a former Verkada employee.

Verkada and CDW didn’t respond to requests for comment. In a statement on its blog on Monday, Verkada said its investigation into the breach is ongoing.

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