The mystery of the intimate footage involving VIP women: How it left Adrian Hila’s studio and ended up online

On Wednesday evening, one of the most widely discussed topics was the scandal of the past few hours, in which sexually explicit material featuring well-known television personalities and composer Adrian Hila has rapidly circulated on social media.

According to the information made public so far, the footage is suspected to have been recorded by cameras installed in the composer’s studio and subsequently distributed online. One of the possibilities being investigated is that the security cameras were hacked online, as they are suspected of having been connected to the internet via a Wi-Fi network.

Journalist Glidona Daci revealed these details. Appearing as a guest on the programme “Opinion,” she said that some of the footage dates back to the beginning of 2025 and was later published on several pornographic websites.

So far, police are believed to have identified eight video files, while investigations are continuing to determine how the footage was extracted from the camera system and then distributed online.

“The hacking of the security camera. The hacking is suspected to have been carried out online. The cameras are suspected of operating via Wi-Fi and being connected to the internet, which is why it is believed that the hacking may have been easier to carry out.

There has been no complaint so far from the affected individuals. Some of the video footage dates back to the beginning of 2025 and was uploaded to several different pornographic websites, three or four pornographic websites. Police have so far managed to identify eight video files. Tomorrow, statements will also be taken from the individuals concerned, who will be summoned to give their accounts, including whether they knew about the recordings, the footage, or anything else that may have happened,” she said, while it is suspected that the security cameras were hacked 23 months ago.