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A friend discovered it when he was wanting to monitor his datacenter and considering local security. A situation where someone has access to your DC and could t
by INTPenis 2y ago
A friend discovered it when he was wanting to monitor his datacenter and considering local security. A situation where someone has access to your DC and could theoretically erase images of them being there since they also have local access to your cameras.
- goodpoint 2y agosecure boot does not solve such problem.
- INTPenis 2y agoDon't leave me hanging there, you have to elaborate.
- KetoManx64 2y agoSo someone is going to access your camera, power it off, flash a custom firmware to it that they have themselves written that gives them backdoor access to the camera, somehow set it up so that it also has network access that you cannot see on your firewall or network monitoring tools? Then they login to your servers and hope that you don't have any logs enabled that automatically get sent off to a cloud server somewhere. Sounds like your friend has some three letter agency enemies.
- INTPenis 2y agoMaybe it's not about your enemies but rather wanting to provide a certain level of security to your clients.