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Shodan 2000
- butz 5y agoWhat's up with over a thousand of webcams in Switzerland, most marked with "honeypot" tag?
- account-5 5y agoClassic music, I like it.
- ahartmetz 5y agoThe music is fantastic!
- log4shelled 5y agoFound an IP that got ransomwared: https://beta.shodan.io/host/40.112.148.234 https://beta.shodan.io/host/40.112.148.234
- V41frQo1SccpfHI 5y agowhat a strange name, "KINDERLULU" in german could be translated to "children's pee"
- AndyJames 5y agoIf that's any indication of what could be on that system I say it's good it got ransomware
- YXNjaGVyZWdlbgo 5y agoIt's an Indian brand of cookies.
- igetspam 5y agoDo not want. :)
- nitn 5y agoThat's KinderJoy
- YXNjaGVyZWdlbgo 5y agoThat's a German brand of sweets LOL
- Rooster61 5y agoThat's Kindergarten
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- 1MachineElf 5y agoThank you, ransomware warlords, for the service you've done the world today.
- svdr 5y agoAnother one: https://beta.shodan.io/host/88.102.110.5 https://beta.shodan.io/host/88.102.110.5 Ransomware has become really massive.
- Hard_Space 5y agoWow, there's a lot of it about [1]. Happened to me about three years ago, so pretty chilling. [1] https://beta.shodan.io/search?query=%22Your+files+are+encrypted%22 https://beta.shodan.io/search?query=%22Your+files+are+encryp...
- bognition 5y agoFor anyone trying to understand your foot print of internet attached devices Shodan is an invaluable resource. It’s a great product and I’m continually amazed what the small team is able to accomplish.
- stephen_g 5y agoIt seems pretty amazing just seeing some of the random results come up! What I wonder, being unfamiliar how it actually works (since I don't have an account) - is the fact that my public IP comes up with 'No information available' just that no paid user has scanned it, or does it mean that my firewall is set up correctly? (I do allow ICMP but that's all for non established/related packets).
- achillean 5y agoTypically it means you've configured your firewall correctly. Shodan continuously crawls the Internet so it's not based on user requesting scans. The IPv4 space is fairly small so Shodan just checks every IP (3+ billion) to find the services that run on it. Your activity/ use of Shodan doesn't affect how Shodan crawls the Internet - unless you request a scan using the API/ CLI. For more information: https://help.shodan.io/the-basics/what-is-shodan https://help.shodan.io/the-basics/what-is-shodan
- igetspam 5y agoThis is ridiculous fun
- jamespwilliams 5y agoIt's a nice touch that the logo is done with pure HTML and CSS (well, other than the triangle, which is an SVG, albeit a simple one), so you can copy the text
- anentropic 5y agowhat is it?
- thinkharderdev 5y agoShodan îs a search engine for internet-connected devices. There are a very surprising number of devices (security cameras, IoT thingamajigs, etc) connected directly to the internet.
- boppo1 5y agoWhat am I looking at here?
- wizzwizz4 5y agoThis is… the internet.
- igetspam 5y agoI think you meant: THE INTERNET...NET...NET...Net...net...!!! (I feel like that's a good representation for a booming echo effect.)
- Varyag 5y agoIs an semi-real-time readout of New(how new? Not sure) devices/addresses accessible from the internet, including unlisted stuff like power plants, fridges, Botswanan cable companies, etc.
- mysterydip 5y agothe webcam datestamps have ranged from today to a couple weeks ago, so probably a mix
- _joel 5y agoShodan is basically a port scan of the entire internet
- acdha 5y agoShodan port scans most of the internet and records the response, TLS certificates, etc. They have a search engine and tools like monitoring so you can run queries like “find anything where the certificate has this key (or organization name)” or “notify me any time a new port opens on my organization’s network. This is the same data but a UI theme for nostalgic 90s internet users.
- ArtWomb 5y ago
- Sosh101 5y agoThe (retro) future is now! I love it.
- lalalandland 5y agoIt's a little more informative to go to https://www.shodan.io https://www.shodan.io
- praptak 5y agoHmmm. What are the implications from the responsible disclosure point of view? Some of these results look exploitable.
- xwdv 5y agoMy advice, don’t worry about it.
- jeroenhd 5y agoMany of them already look exploited. You can try informing the owners, but many of the pwned devices are in consumer ISP subnets so I don't think you'll get far. Some of them might be honeypot as well. It's just a visual thing for Shodan hosts, after all. I don't think the service is finding any new devices, it's just showing random interesting devices from the Shodan database.
- marcosdumay 5y agoCompared to just go scanning devices at random? I'd guess scanning them yourself would be easier and faster, so if you want to invade some system, it's not adding anything for you.
- throwaway984393 5y agoI love it! It's anachronistic but I guess the vaporwave-art deco-retro motif always was. They should stream this on a wall at Defcon instead of the Wall of Sheep
- mysterydip 5y agoThe number of webcams, databases, and industrial automation (temp/hvac/motors/etc) controllers openly accessible is frightening.
- somehowadev 5y agoWhenever I need to make an argument against IoT, I just point to Shodan and the vast amount of broken/open but still connected devices. Really doesn't take long to find some industrial automation there.
- failrate 5y agoShow your bosses that their equipment is showing up on shodan if you want to freak them out :)
- 29athrowaway 5y agoAnd according to a some talks in YouTube, also power plants, traffic lights, etc.
- jrwr 5y agoOh.. Its Static. All the "hacked" targets are pre-coded into the javascript
- achillean 5y agoNo, it's not static. The information is pulled from a file that gets updated by a separate script.
- exhaze 5y agoI love this. The 3D planar background + synthpop tune just make it. If I had to give this a name, I'd call it "retro marketing". I hope more companies do this kind of stuff.
- TacticalCoder 5y agoI love it and it's called "synthwave": neon / wireframe landscape / "metallic" letters with gradients in them and sometimes fake used VHS tape playback fx and of course synth music with lots of arpeggios, italo-disco style. Makes me all nostalgic even though that genre wasn't identical back in the mid to late 80s/early 90s. Vids are often featuring old sportcars from that era. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthwave https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthwave
- lloeki 5y agoHere I was almost expecting the song to be a live-rendered actual .mod/.xm file (it's mp3), which also would have allow it to be continuously loopable. ... probably biased because I was introducing a younger friend previously oblivious to the modscene† a couple of hours ago through 4-mat's phantasmagoria.ntii (which has loop hints) and jester's elysium and stardust memories, the latter of which the Dolby Headphones rendering is quite enjoyable††. † https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_chart&query=topscore https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_chart&query=to... †† https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1bgMX4UCjw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1bgMX4UCjw
- CaciaraAsAServi 5y ago#shodansafari
- maeln 5y agoIt showed an IP cam in Vietnam of what looked like an hospital room ... with a patient in the bed ... Scary
- xz18r 5y agoAt Awingu, we did a study concerning open endpoints (specifically RDP as that's relevant for our product) and the numbers were staggering: 360k open RDP endpoints (many of which unpatched and ready for easy exploits) facing the public internet in only 6 European countries. https://www.awingu.com/study-security-threats-360k-companies/ https://www.awingu.com/study-security-threats-360k-companies...
- yabones 5y agoTo the surprise of nobody, it's mostly Mongodb and Elasticsearch. Those wildly popular services with dangerous defaults.
- ChrisArchitect 5y agoAnything new here from 3 years ago (other than the live list of IPs obv)
- _8j50 5y agoThe theme is actually 80's and music sounds very 90s to me. This is what the 80s would feel like in 2000, is it the whole "the 80s were 20years ago" syndrome I wonder.