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It's unfortunately way too easy to find such devices. A quick scan of the (less scary) end of the ipv4 address space and I was able to find ~15k cameras and I w
by martin_ 10y ago
It's unfortunately way too easy to find such devices. A quick scan of the (less scary) end of the ipv4 address space and I was able to find ~15k cameras and I was only searching for a couple of models for fun... Here was the result: http://opencam.ma.rtin.so/ http://opencam.ma.rtin.so/ -- most of the pins probably wont work anymore, as it's a couple of years old.. Still crazy.
- DanBC 10y agoI was able to find a few still working - in England: leamington spa, birmingham, Bradford (appears to be covered in cobweb!) Carlisle, etc. EDIT: I'm going to be spending hours on this today!
- Retr0spectrum 10y agoYou should also be aware that you just admitted to breaking the law in most countries. Edit: I take that back. I assumed "open" meant a default or insecure password
- Grangar 10y agoWait, aren't these public?
- kefka 10y agoUnfortunately in the hacking world, "access" doesn't mean legal access. Even, if it's there on a webserver with no login/password and directly on /index.html It's a completely fucked situation we're in, with the CFAA law. It allows the feds to charge anyone they like, cause they used a network. I guess we're supposed to fax the owners before we submit a TCP connection with their machines, but we'd probably run aground of fax spam laws.....
- martin_ 10y agoHeh, it looks like ShodanHQ now has a section entirely dedicated to this... https://www.shodan.io/search?query=Server%3A+SQ-WEBCAM https://www.shodan.io/search?query=Server%3A+SQ-WEBCAM -- using their API, and a geoip database (eg: maxmind) you could build something similar in a couple of hours.