Approximately 30,000 ”Chinese-made security cameras” installed in South Korean military units and the National Police Agency... security vulnerable

A survey has revealed that nearly 30,000 Chinese-made CCTV (security cameras) have been installed in key South Korean facilities, including military units and the National Police Agency.
On the 7th, Rep. Park Jung-kwon of the People Power Party received the document from the Korea Communications Commission and made it public.
According to the documents, a total of 29,962 Chinese-made CCTVs were delivered to government agencies and other organizations over the past three years under the false pretense of being "domestically made." These CCTVs were manufactured by the Chinese company "Dahua."
The model "YSD-IRMP20SD" was manufactured in 2011 and was reported to be vulnerable to security. The organization with the most installed vehicles was the Korea Land and Housing Corporation (4,095 vehicles), followed by the National Police Agency (5
The Ministry of Science and Technology (Ministry of Science and Technology) has also installed 14,495 units in total, including the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MOTTC), ...
The list also includes public institutions such as the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (202 units), the Korea Institute for Basic Science (309 units), and the Daegu National Science Museum (7 units), and calls for caution against the leakage of nuclear and technological information.
Rep. Park said, "The security vulnerability of IP cameras has been raised before, but it is unusual for such a large-scale damage to occur. It is a Chinese-made device (C
"Since the CTV cameras have been installed in a wide range of locations, including major national institutions, schools, hospitals and daycare centers, they must be thoroughly inspected to see if there are any concerns about hacking," he said.