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Thank you as I was unaware of this. At quick glance of what you shared, it doesn't seem like most users should be effected by this. I'm assuming the typical se
by mattferderer 9y ago
Thank you as I was unaware of this. At quick glance of what you shared, it doesn't seem like most users should be effected by this.
I'm assuming the typical setup is putting your cameras on a router & then using software like Blue Iris if you want to allow remote access to the videos. I would hope no one actually allows someone to connect directly to a camera using the camera's software over the internet.
Am I missing some larger vulnerability?
- trevyn 9y agoIf your approach to network security is "putting your cameras on a router", I don't suppose you'd mind me attaching this little black box to your network?
- mattferderer 9y agoThat requires getting your box connected to my network through a network cable. I'm not saying that what I suggested is flawless security. I'm just asking if it is preventing the attacks in the link you included.
- trevyn 9y agoThat is the wrong question to ask.
- mc32 9y agoCan't you put those cams on a poe and your sec machine would have two nics, one to the poe, one to your house network? Dont route btwn nics.