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At least it doesn't seem that Saico is malicious, just incompetent. I have been hesitant to get a cheap ID reader, because a computer that needs ID clearance i
by sam_goody 4y ago
At least it doesn't seem that Saico is malicious, just incompetent.
I have been hesitant to get a cheap ID reader, because a computer that needs ID clearance is likely a juicy target, and I worry that the company is writing their own malware.
I have the same issue with cameras. I want a low cost IP camera, but don't know any that can be trusted to only stream to where I want.
Somewhat OT, I know, but would appreciate tips ;)
- hnlmorg 4y agoMaybe get a webcam and hook it up to a Raspberry Pi? Or look at security cameras rather than consumer IP cameras?
- formerly_proven 4y ago> I have the same issue with cameras. I want a low cost IP camera, but don't know any that can be trusted to only stream to where I want. There are literally no IP cameras that you should put in a routed/gatewayed network. All Chinese (there are like three OEMs behind all of them) ones phone home (and have tons of vulnerabilities anyway) and all enterprise ones strongly, strongly recommend you to use an isolated network. IP cameras is one of those cases were an isolated network needs to be used.
- Robotbeat 4y agoAnd if you want to sell anything to the US government (even, like, paperclips), you’re generally not allowed to have a Chinese-made IP camera security system: https://researchcompliance.caltech.edu/compliance/export/national-defense-authorization-act-ndaa-section-889 https://researchcompliance.caltech.edu/compliance/export/nat...
- sitzkrieg 4y agoconsider rather, certificate based identity management is used instead of passwords on these networks