Former security technician for home security company ADT admitted he secretly accessed customers' home security cameras more than 9,600 times over 4+ yrs, particularly in homes of attractive women to spy on them while they undressed, slept, or had sex https://www.buzzfeednews.com/salvadorhernandez/home-security-camera-hacked-adt

The ADT technician did this simply by adding his personal email address to ADT Pulse accounts - Pulse lets customers check their security cameras remotely. He claimed he had to add himself to acct to test security system, but other times he simply added without telling customers

ADT is facing three federal lawsuits so far over this for allegedly failing to “implement adequate procedures that would prevent non-household members from adding non-household email addresses" to the customer accounts.

I see a lot of people taking issue with Buzzfeed's use of "hack" in the headline of this story. Yeah, not technically a hack. But under the CFAA, this is unauthorized access to the camera feed, or exceeding authorized access, so in legal terms it qualifies, of not technical terms