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Fusion center bulletins track anti-Flock accounts and urge extra patrols at ALPR cameras
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Government intelligence bulletins obtained via public records requests show fusion centers monitoring anti-Flock social media accounts and warning police to increase patrols around ALPR cameras ahead of DeFlock's National Week of Action.
The bulletins show law enforcement treating open-source surveillance mapping and protest as a security threat, which has implications for engineers building similar tools. The documents also reference software that scans for vulnerabilities in internet-connected devices, linking technical research to activist activity.
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Fusion centers in multiple states issued intelligence bulletins warning police about DeFlock events and urging increased patrols around ALPR cameras.
The bulletins highlight specific social media accounts, like Nomark.Project, that post videos of disabling Flock cameras.
A University of South Florida Police Department traffic stop found a device used to identify Flock camera locations, and the driver had written software to scan for vulnerabilities in internet-connected devices.
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