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DSLR cameras could be subjected to ransomware attacks

Lisa Miles
As a DSLR owner and photographer, this headline in E&T magazine caught my attention....

Firstly, all images are downloaded to my NAS drive after an assignment anyway and I never leave important images on the camera and secondly if someone wishes to hack into my camera whilst on a job, just switch to my back up camera instead and re-take the photos... ;o)
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    Another good reason not to have a phone with a built-in camera. What one man can do, another man can undo.

    I have an old Canon D30 DSLR which takes the old compactflash cards, no metadata, no gps, no web ip or mac address, just a simple camera.

    Job done.
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    Another good reason not to have a phone with a built-in camera. What one man can do, another man can undo.

    I have an old Canon D30 DSLR which takes the old compactflash cards, no metadata, no gps, no web ip or mac address, just a simple camera.

    Job done.
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