http://www.hmetro.com.my/myMetro/articles/KameraintippejabatMB/Article/index_html

use google for translation, for easy comparison and understanding for you american people, it's like someone managed to broke into governor arnold office - without being detected for so long (or insider job perhaps?) - install a spy cam right inside arnold office - which finally detected after giving out low battery warning.

get it? low battery warning.

heh. heh. After all those planning, they failed to purchase the right product. So I don't know it the work of professional or what.

of course, this incident is going to open a lot of conspiracy theory locally, but still interesting to know.

This is why professional ninjas always use Duracell.

<insert product placement ad>

That kind of thing is frequent at all levels of government and business, all over the world.

Perhaps not to that extent, but any time there is a lot of money or power available, there are those who will do it.


As for the difficulty, there isn't much. Historically one of the cheapest and easiest ways into important locations has been through cleaning and maintenance crews.

It doesn't take much effort to be a janitor or maid, there is traditionally a very low security check, there is very little direct supervision, you can have plenty of time in the room, and if you manage to get fired soon after getting the job it isn't very significant.

If that isn't worth the effort, those same groups are easy to bribe. They don't make much money. An offer of $50K is practically nothing to a group because they can use the influence for many times that in power or wealth, but possibly two full year's salary to the cleaning crew member. Even an offer of $5K or $10K would be sufficient for many people.

nah, they just need to rip out the buzzer.