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Interesting, but nothing new. Shodan users have known about clueless IP camera owners that leave their cameras on the public internet for years. This is a littl
by fortran77 10mo ago
Interesting, but nothing new. Shodan users have known about clueless IP camera owners that leave their cameras on the public internet for years. This is a little more interesting because it's from a well-funded startup rather than independently owned Chinese IP cameras.
- achillean 10mo agoSearching for ALPR was also one of the popular early queries: https://github.com/jakejarvis/awesome-shodan-queries?tab=readme-ov-file#automatic-license-plate-readers-- https://github.com/jakejarvis/awesome-shodan-queries?tab=rea... The old PIPS ALPR devices aren't online anymore but they had horrible security as well. Just sending a newline to their UDP port would cause them to send you all images as they were being collected in real-time - no authentication needed. And the images had the license plate information encoded in the JPG metadata. I did a talk about it at some point (https://imgur.com/HHcpJOr https://imgur.com/HHcpJOr) and worked with EFF to take them offline