ce4ef5 No.3
Post tutorials, questions and answers here.
EDIT: 20150727 - There is great info in this thread but it documents a progression in several tools over time. If you want to download something the newest versions will be linked in the sticky on the main page.
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600bd7 No.5
Copypasta from the /b/ thread
Following on from the rather successful thread the other day, i present to you "UNSECURED IP CAM TIEM 2". I tried a lot of the links from the other thread and most are down so i will start afresh.
HOW IT WORKS:
Simply put the IP links provided into your browser. If you are using chrome/firefox, follow the "server push" link and enter the credentials provided. In order to hear audio, and interact via microphone (which can be epic as fuck) you will need to use Internet Explorer and enable your activex in the browser security settings (i know, i know IE is shit, but in this case it makes for some incredible trolling). This is highly recommended for shits and giggles.
If you have an ipad, i recommend downloading CAMVIEWER. It takes a little longer to set the cams up, but you can hear sound AND send sounds to 99% of all cams posted. It really is worth it, especially if you get the £2 upgrade ($2.49 maybe?).
>ALL CAMS ARE "admin/no password" UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.Instructions on how to find your own cam links will be in the next post.
>> Anonymous 01/12/14(Sun)15:19:48 UTC-8 No.526681629
>inb4 lel macfag how do you do this shit on Mac?
>> Anonymous 01/12/14(Sun)15:20:17 UTC-8 No.526681714 File: 1389568817849.jpg-(111 KB, 999x705, image.jpg) 111 KBIn order to find unsecured cam links, go to
http://www.shodanhq.com.
The query to enter in the search field begins with "netwave ip camera". This will give you five pages of search results in reverse date order. I highly recommend signing up for a free account, which will give you more results and will also give you search filters to play with so you can search by city, country and even find cams near you.
A paid account gives you unlimited searches and filters. i have one, and i can't recommend it enough. It also gives you credits to use around the site on things which i haven't even figured the fuck out yet.
Now, onto the filters. First go to
http://www.iso.org/iso/country_names_and_code_elements . This will give you the two digit code for all countries which will come in handy next. To search by country use the query:
>"netwave IP camera country:XX"Where "xx" is the two digit code of your choice. To search certain cities, which gets real interesting, use the query:
>netwave IP camera city:"city"where "city" is, obviously, the city of your choice.
You will find that many cams have been left with a default user, which nine times out of ten is admin with no password. Some may be admin/123 or even admin/admin. It is quite laborious to search, but i think you'll find highly worth it as you have the choice of whether to share them, or keep them to yourself.
>> Anonymous 01/12/14(Sun)15:21:56 UTC-8 No.526681970 File: 1389568916910.jpg-(116 KB, 800x500, image.jpg) 116 KBA couple more important things: first be patient. Some cams take a while to load, particularly if there is more than one user trying to access them at once. They may also take longer if they are on the other side of the world from you. If you get a blank screen or it seems like it is loading forever, try closing the browser and trying again, or simply come back to it later.
Secondly, if you are worried at all about your IP being logged, EVERY SINGLE CAMERA has a reset option which will completely flush the IP log. Experience tells me, however, that if peole are too retarded to put a password on their camera, they are in no way capable enough of even accessing the settings of their cam, let alone knowing what the fuck an IP log is. I tend not to worry about this too much, but I get asked it alot. You will find the reset in settings/maintenance, depending on the model of camera.
Oh, you WILL come across cams that are in the rooms of sleeping babies (especially in the USA). I can't stop you, but i don't post these. I think that crosses a line personally, but each to their own.
600bd7 No.7
Also first question
Whats the deal with cameras you can find on google?
There is a whole site with a keyword list.
http://members.upc.nl/a.horlings/doc-google.htmlAnd for example
inurl:"viewerframe?mode=motion"
I get some hits but i cant use that ip in my camera view app on my iPad
Is this a different system? How can i use these kind of webcams?
ce4ef5 No.8
>>5Suggestion … use shodan.io rather than shodanhq.com.
ce4ef5 No.9
>>7you can use google dorks like:
inurl:serverpush.htm
…to find cams. all of the cams that i've seen, um, accessed use the foscam firmware, which coincides with the above dork. there are tons of other manufacturers out there and, presumably, other exploits. Or, many of them might just be open.
600bd7 No.13
Best android app for cameras?
Can be paid or or have in app purchases. I have a workaround for that.
1956ec No.15
ce4ef5 No.22
>>13i'm using a cracked version of this:
http://www.crackapk.com/ip-cam-viewer-pro-1410.html… not sure if this was the actual apk that i downloaded, though, so use caution.
IP Cam Viewer Pro
ce4ef5 No.23
>>22be sure to fucking check 'em.
ce4ef5 No.25
>>3this is not a tutorial per se but for any fags who
really want to know all of the angles on foscam hacks, check out sergey shekyan's presentations and poc software.
http://www.slideshare.net/SergeyShekyan/d2-t1-sergey-shekyan-and-artem-harutyunyan-turning-your-surveillance-camera-against-youthere are various versions of the firmware floating around out there (you can google it) so repackaging it shouldn't be too hard. this is next level shit for me but i'd love to hear if any of you have made use of these tactics.
bac29e No.36
>>5Yeah, that is from a thread I started on halfchan, possibly over two years ago. Shodan.io is a relatively new version, and it's much quicker, and for some reason returns more results, certainly more active ones at least.
As posted in yesterday's thread on /b/, here is the custom WebUI if you want the hidden eight user and disabled ID logs. It does change the cam to a specific software version, so people who aren't completely retarded may notice the change of interface when they log back into their cams and you could be rumbled, which is why i suggest this for cams you really want to keep, to the point of it being worth risking detection to keep a hidden user.
https://mega.co.nz/#!3lFRkK7B!FcjW4Pg7kEm7Vn1uKclB390GhMivPhBYJFzCy64HScU 4eaac1 No.37
>>36how do you actually use this interface with cams?
bac29e No.39
>>37Do you mean how do you install it on the cam? Pic related. Obviously use the Embedded WebUI option.
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ce4ef5 No.85
>>9This is a bit sad. I noticed that the unique value in the .htm file corresponds to snaps indexed by Google images.
3ec5ba No.93
>>5Is connecting to IP cameras via TOR possible?
ce4ef5 No.94
>>93It should be but it would be slow. Plus, TOR gets iffy when you exit on clearnet. vpn would be a better idea if you're trying to be sneaky.
10cf72 No.104
is there any way to acuratly find out where the webcam is located?
ce4ef5 No.106
>>104Yup.
http://www.iplocation.net/Paid geo-location services are super granular but this one will give you the city.
95a41e No.118
>>104>>106actually you can filter by country or even cities at shodan itself as said here
>>5 95a41e No.119
>>3stupid question but:
how can I download the html? I just let it load for like 3 minutes, stop it and then search for "nist" inside the browser itself
it mostly works but maybe I'm losing some precious time there
the "Save As" only works if I load the page entirely before saving so it's useless
ce4ef5 No.122
>>119I think most Windows users use uget to save the file locally. Mac and Linux users can use curl.
bac29e No.124
>>119Put the proc/kore URL into uget and it will download what it can. If it's 4mb+ then you're good to go. Doing it in the browser is really slow and laborious I find.
Also notepad++ filters out the username and password wonderfully, making it several times as easy to locate.
Links:
http://ugetdm.com/http://notepad-plus-plus.org/ 95a41e No.132
>>124thanks!
I should notice however that I'm a macfag, so no uget for me.. I'll try curl though as said here
>>122I got win7 on bootcamp but since I'm not a hacker, it's so fucking vulnerable I wouldn't try ipcamming there
95a41e No.134
>>132I managed to find a useful little software called DeepVacuum where I can stop the download whenever I want.. It's working fine for me
95a41e No.142
also, I just found how to get the audio from the cam on a mac
1 - download VLC @ videolan.org
2 - File > Open Network
3 - on URL field, type
http://ipcam:port/videostream.asf4 - enter admin/pwd
you won't be able to control the camera angles from the VLC but you can let it running underground just so you can hear the audio and control the camera via the browser
bac29e No.146
>>142This is a neat little workaround, thanks.
Works on PC too by the way.
8e669a No.184
>>3I'd like to add:
- 4 MB should be enough of the file, you don't need 5. I have yet to encounter one where I needed more than 4 MB, but it's up to you how much you want to download.
- I found searching for the name of the device more effective than searching for time.nist.gov or admin.
You can find out the name by going to the cam's IP, clicking Cancel until it doesn't ask for the credentials anymore, and looking at the title of the page. The title is always Device(NAME)where NAME is the name you need.
036e50 No.232
>>184
Ok I've tried several differnt methods to download kcore. It always times out after around 2.8MB
I have tried to download using normal browser, downthemall, curl, wget, etc.
WTF am I doing wrong?
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ce4ef5 No.233
>>232
you're either 1. not close enough to the target ip address or 2. your ISP is resetting your connection. i have the latter problem so i ssh into a different computer to curl the kcore.
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c90101 No.234
>>233Ok I got about 5MB now
by turning off my VPNI still get only this gibberish when searching for "nist". "admin" aslo not yielding. Is there a common generic string near the stored credentials which can be searched instead?
[code]
read factory params error !
c90101 No.235
>>234sorry this gibberish:
memory for reinit factory zone !admintime.nist.govdns.camcctv.comreinit
ce4ef5 No.236
>>235try searching for the name of the camera, which you can find in the "tab" in your browser. it looks like
Device(CAM) where CAM is the camera name.
if you're still stuck i'll stream an example to show you.
ce4ef5 No.237
>>236oh… a couple of other things. first, you should only need slightly over 4MB so feel free to kill it at 4.1 or so. second, keep searching "nist" or "admin" several times. for "nist" it's usually near the third entry.
036e50 No.240
>>237Thanks! I was starting to give up.
I found this on the third and fourth entry (gibberish removed):
EkocamekoadminDOVS3228 mreko gingercat ekolan gingercat time.nist.gov
The relevant part being:
EkocamekoadminDOVS3228
Username was "ekoadmin"
Pass was "DOVS3228"
ce4ef5 No.241
>>240there you go. you'll see multiple cam u/p combos (if they have them) as well as wifi and sometimes email creds.
036e50 No.242
>>241That's pretty cool, however the timeout thing is fucking annoying. I wonder what the OP image means when he says he wrote a byte-by-byte downloader to overcome this?
I have tried using
wget –start-pos=3m
and
wget -c
But it looks like the shitty camera serve cannot handle resuming downloads or starting at an offset.
ce4ef5 No.243
>>242
i actually don't know what based joe meant here but i think the byte by byte part ensures that the file stays intact regardless of when it times out.
/proc/kcore is a pointer to system memory, as i understand it, not a real file. so i don't think it's possible to resume the download – the file is constantly changing.
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4fe099 No.244
Port scan feature on this website is useful for checking which port the camera is on after finding it on Shodan
http://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.asp ce4ef5 No.245
>>244funny, i was just doing this. shodan found a cam on :82 and what i saw was interesting so i checked :80, :83, :83 and so on.
also typical are :8000 and :8080 so if you see a cam on :8082 there are probably multiple cams on that IP at :8080, :8081… you get the idea.
4fe099 No.246
Interesting, I have a feeling that the tool I posted only searches common ports and doesn't scan the whole range as I have never found an oddball port open by using it. Only ever 80 or 8080.
Are there any other online port scanners which will do a range? I'm too paranoid to do a port scan from my PC.
ce4ef5 No.247
>>246unless you have a known target, port scanning isn't worth your time. standard practice is to use 80, 8000 and 8080… then go sequentially from there. so if there's a cam on 8082, there's probably also one on 8080 and 8081.
if someone has taken the precaution of forwarding a random port, good on them. they have a clue.
shodan scans plenty of potentially open ports but if you want something to scan a range, just google it. there are plenty of tools.
76dda8 No.254
>>3Here's a better version, though I was told this entire method is unnecessarily complicated and you could just run a script instead.
ce4ef5 No.255
>>254thanks anon, this is a good writeup.
ce4ef5 No.277
networkfags,
i have an ip that switches between two cams about every 5 minutes. the ip doesn't change and the cams aren't listening on multiple ports as far as i can tell.
is it possible to configure port forwarding at the router level to switch cams based on a time increment?
it's annoying because one cam is a nursery and the other is the master bedroom.
any experience with multicam config where the cams listen on a single ip?
7f6b26 No.289
Some pretty basic secrecy stuff for people just getting started, done in Korean, because a ton of the Korean cams are open/don't require kcore poppin'/have semi-plausible deniability/gray area, and I assume you don't want to change the iface language to English with every cam you use. If you aren't sure how to start doing this, look for Korean cams. Probably almost half have the default admin/no pass combo.
* Turning flashing LED off
* Disabling return to set position after reboot
* Rebooting (for those who may still not know)
Note that for whatever reason this interface seems to not work properly with the IE ActiveX version. So it seems you must use Push mode for modifying settings, and IE or an external controller for sound/mic use.
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7f6b26 No.290
Also, some devices seem to be set with this as the default:
admin
123456
If admin/blank fails and you hit cancel, and especially if it gives you a message about invalid password (plaintext, no menu of any kind), then give this a try. After all, it seems there is no lockout for too many attempts, so doesn't hurt.
I've noticed this on Netcury and some other brands (the Netcury ones start with NC in the model#). Also, Japan seems to have a fair number of cameras with admin/123456 set as default.
Unfortunately, Japan in general has a fairly high number of passworded cams in comparison to other East Asian countries.
ce4ef5 No.291
>>289>>290Nice, thanks anon!
cc7b79 No.426
does anyone know how to flush the logs?
ce4ef5 No.431
>>426Just reboot the cam and close your browser.
c1c735 No.442
>>431You should only need to reboot and close the tab so it doesn't reconnect.
Keeping the browser open should be fine.
Note that a few of these cams won't let you reboot.
729995 No.453
>>142If access their camera through VLC does it still log you IP?
ce4ef5 No.454
>>453good question. no idea. it's safe to assume that the OS keeps logs but the web interface, i think, logs web logins.
ce4ef5 No.455
>>454actually, now that i think about it, the logs do record when i access via an app so probably yes on VLC.
50d148 No.460
>>455Yeah, wouldn't be much of a log if it didn't log all successful logins, regardless of method. Then again, these are cheap pieces of shit made by low-grade tech companies.
It should also log unsuccessful login attempts. (Then again, these are cheap pieces of shit made by low-grade tech companies.)
c57486 No.463
Some help when searching Shodan using country codes. To find country codes, first check your world map. See pic, also found at http://www.vectorworldmap.com/vectormaps/vector-world-map-v2.1.jpg
Then search this page for the 2 digit code: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2
Now you can easily try cams in any country, including the lesser-known ones. Many still use default l/p, so you don't have to worry about grabbing kcore. Note that in addition to the usual admin/(no pass), many cams also use admin/123456, and a smaller number use admin/12345.
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ce4ef5 No.468
>>463I've had some luck doing this and adding city names, like:
netwave ip camera city:"busan" country:"KR"
… when the country is large enough to exceed Shodan's results limits (or just to be more methodical).
c55e84 No.470
Is there any good IP cam viewing software?
ce4ef5 No.472
>>470You're going to have to be a little more specific. There have been a lot of suggestions here but most of them depend on device, operating system, features and so on.
105b10 No.474
the curl response stops before i get time.nist and sometimes the password doesn't work either
I just use browser as i own a mac and no notepad++ curling page takes forever
ce4ef5 No.475
>>474
Pick a target close to you and wait until the kcore gets to 4mb. If it times out you're either too far or your ISP is shit.
Searching for "nist" is only a proximate technique. If you get 4mb+, you have the credentials. Search for other things like "admin" or the cam name.
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ce4ef5 No.476
>>474
Also, post your target if you'd like. We'll help you get the kcore and find the creds.
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105b10 No.484
>>476I just go randomly into shodan.
How would I know about the size from the browser ? If i curl from terminal it gives me binary that I cant open on a text editor.
534f27 No.485
>>484
Use uGet once you confirmed that you can use kcore on a given cam. You can just start a new download with the link.
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534f27 No.486
>>485Oh, and pause the download then open it with notepad++ when it hits ~5-6MiB.
690e74 No.489
>>484Use a hex editor. Made to open any kind of file.
There are tons of free hex editors for every OS. Using Notepad++ or other text editor is a bit silly.
28068d No.490
>>489Using Notepad++ has additional features that come in handy like counting the search term and allowing several instances or tabs to be open at a time as well as it making the text easier to read in some cases. It all has to do with what you prefer. But silly I think not!
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ce4ef5 No.491
>>484
i use curl and then vim to view the kcore. the plain text shows up really clearly against the backdrop of binary garbage.
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3864ca No.500
I made a thread, but also putting this here, because it's pretty useful. Script that will try default login/pw combinations on the URL stored in the clipboard when you press a hotkey. Works with Firefox and Chrome.
http://pastebin.com/ZVBAiMQA
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ae3c63 No.506
>>5http://skidpaste.org/sFbbOLXe.txtpy script to view most any vivotek IP cam from LAN. will redirect live view to whatever port you specify on localhost. password prompt will pop up 1-2x, just click through them.
ce4ef5 No.509
a28c09 No.512
>>509yes, its 100% legit. anybody with half a bit of python exp can see it does nothing "dangerous".
7393b8 No.515
>>512So no l/p needed whatsoever? Also, have dorks to get these cams?
bd420d No.516
List of default cam passwords, for when you run across something unusual. Not a complete list, despite title.
http://zeecure.com/free-cctv-and-security-tools/complete-list-of-every-ip-camera-default-username-password-and-ip-address/Of the Netwave type I've found that QCAM often is set to admin/123456 and Netvue is often admin/12345.
bd420d No.517
Shodan lets you use many advanced filters when searching. One of these filters is filtering by date (before: and after:).
Because the results are returned to you in descending order by date, simply use the before: filter with the date of the last entry on the 5th page. You will get pages 6 through 10 (now 1 through 5 in your search results). Repeat as often as you like to continue getting search results whenever you reach the 5th page.
Ex: Netwave IP Camera before:28/02/2015
There are a lot of other nice filters you can use. city: is well-known. content-length: is god-mode if you know what you're doing (I'm busy recording some data on this, with some great starting results). And geo: lets you search within the vicinity of a specific latitude and longitude.
http://www.shodanhq.com/help/filters 75b434 No.518
>>517Combine content-length with the AutoHotKey tool and you could really speed up the process by only trying known defaults against the right subset of targets.
netwave ip camera content-length:"2574"
examples of content lengths in the file names attached.
75b434 No.519
>>512oh, i wasn't worried about the script. i was just trying to think through how i could join a lan running a vivotek cam… other than just getting lucky next time i use public wifi.
67f3fd No.520
>>519a lot of vivotek also run busybox as root. you'd be surprised how many are on separate home WEP networks.
88489d No.521
>>515you need LAN IP of the cameras…and it will redirect stream to local host rtp stream you can pick up with vlc. it'll explain usage if you run it with no arguments.
75b434 No.522
7393b8 No.523
>>518Yep! Tried this yesterday. Beastly.
Though I noticed some cams only exist in certain countries. Also, sometimes you'll get http prompts and other times web forms for the same length.
Still, if you use the 2nd version of the autohotkey script and extract the links, running on 10 cams at once… You get a ridiculous number of cams.
Then if you hit the end of page 5 of results, just use before: to keep going.
75b434 No.524
>>523
ok, i've never written a shell script before so if any anons want to help out it would be much appreciated.
i've been thinking about the automation problem and it occurred to me that if you can check the HTTP response codes for default u/p password combos you could just send a request to the CGI script on the cam (like you would with VLC) and keep the ones that don't return an authentication challenge (401).
and it works.
i'm going to refine from here to:
1. pass in a manufacturer argument to limit the attempts to only the default for that particular cam… to speed things up
2. only write successful response codes to the out file
3. attempt /proc/kcore on requests where all defaults fail and truncate the download at 4mb
EDIT:
sed -i '/401 |/d' ./iplistout.txt
shut up.
UPDATED PASTEBIN LINKS IN TOOLS THREAD
http://8ch.net/ipcam/res/553.html
Some major improvements… v.3.
initial test using targets on the other side of the world yielded about 7 IPs per minute processed with a 30% hit rate on default u/p.
thanks to donkus for the tech support!
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894eb6 No.526
>>524
Really nice!
Was going to say, you could just dump the 401 responses to a separate file. Of course you could only be trying one password combo for this. But if trying defaults it's better to target one kind of cam/default login anyhow, like you mention rigging it to do.
Then you could have a separate script to download the kcore from the 401s. That way you could operate either just looking for defaults, or trying to hit kcore. (Or, just hand the list off to someone who wants to do it manually. I'd be interested, depending on where the cams are located.)
If you wanted to be really fancy, you could run the kpop download script on a cron job, check if the 401 file was empty every 5 min or so, and if not, strip the last line off of it and attempt a download.
It would take a ton of work, but it could technically be almost fully automated. Run a query on shodan every hour checking for new cams of a certain type. Parse out the cam links with the right regex. Feed them into the IP list, which is then processed by the IP list processor, probably also on its own cronjob. Then the kcore downloader gets the leftovers.
At that point you just sit back and get every single cam within an hour or so of it being located!
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dec57a No.559
Friendly reminder to turn off the LED.
As seen in the mouse reflection, this is what it looks like.
Sorry for posting a thread about it .. mistake
75b434 No.565
>>559No worries, removed.
Good point, though. I always check for motion alarms but I've never even looked for the LED. I haven't been rustled too often so maybe the default setting is OFF.
0c40e9 No.584
I have a simple guide here for easy foscam bullshit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woSmyg05B9o 21ab7f No.624
Just to be clear: the connection isn't P2P so you can use a VPN, right?
75b434 No.625
e7e558 No.626
So I found my way on to a camera, but I don't wanna creep out my roomie by yelling at the guy over the cam.
Is there any way I can use a stereo mix thing for micspamming?
7224f3 No.627
>>626Nice speakers!
http://8ch.net/ipcam/res/129.html#q261^ This anon says something about headphones held up to the mic on your computer.
Also, your OS probably has some software that will let you patch an audio stream directly to the mic. I've never done this but it looks fairly easy to do on Linux with Audacity, which is available for Mac and Windows.
Or, and I'm just guessing here but I might try it, I wonder if you could just use a male-to-male 3.5mm jack to plug your headphone out directly into your mic in?
75b434 No.630
93885d No.636
>>626Stereo mix should work, yep. Best quality too.
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/39532/how-to-enable-stereo-mix-in-windows-7-to-record-audio/Disable your mic and all other recording devices except stereo mix before opening IE (or the webcam software you're using).
93885d No.637
>>630Re: feedback, make sure to disable listening to the stream before recording. Though sometimes it can still feed back a bit.
Another option is use Virtual Audio Cable. Then rewire just the audio output program to a specific virtual cable, and set that as the sole input.
d06d80 No.650
this shit is illegal right? what if they get your ip address, do they call the police? what if you're behind a vpn?
75b434 No.651
>>650You'll want to be behind 7 proxies, at least.
476b4f No.674
>>650It's illegal, but … generally nobody would bother.
IP is wiped if you reboot, which includes disconnecting the cam. So, let's say you're being a cunt over the mic. They pull the cord. IP gone.
It might still be on their router or the like though. But few people using these have tech knowledge.
A VPN is advised, but many people do this without one and never get in trouble.
f39ef7 No.778
>>674
Please provide exact sources for the claim that this activity is legal. If you're using defaults, you aren't committing a crime. Bruting or exploiting could be prosecuted, otherwise, provide source.
3bafaa No.794
>>778
You just contradicted yourself…
Isn't bruteforcing just trying possible passwords, including the default password.
So if bruteforcing is illegal then so is trying the default password.
They could probably get you on something like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_trespass
For a start at least then if you view the camera feed then they've got you on voyeurism charges http://definitions.uslegal.com/v/voyeurism/
If you start play sounds to scare them then you've got http://definitions.uslegal.com/h/harassment/ or something similar.
You're a fucking idiot if you think this is legal.
There sure as hell are laws that they can use to prosecute people with and what I've listed is just a start.
a52b0c No.795
>>794
Let's be realistic here.
Also negligence is not an excuse.
fd227a No.797
>>778
I dont care about your imperial murica laws. lets see what petrus tells us:
>You shall have no other gods before Me.
I still use Windows
>You shall not make idols.
I never supoorted Steve Jobs
>You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain.
I already told you, i didnt and i wont
>Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.
of course, sometimes the monday too
>Honor your father and your mother.
yes
>You shall not murder.
ok
>You shall not commit adultery.
that has nothing to do with webcam at all
>You shall not steal
Its like adultery - its not stealing when you pull out at the right time
>You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
dont call me a hacker when i am just a scriptkiddie
>You shall not covet.
No plaintiff, no judge
So, this is name of god. source enought?
bac29e No.802
I've been using shodan's netwave search to get foscam type IP cameras, but I see some of you guys posting pics/webms of cameras that have the timestamp at the bottom. What cameras are these, and is there a tutorial on how to get these ones?
Thanks in advance.
bac29e No.803
>>650
I rarely use VPNs and I've been doing this for over 5 years.
During that time I've upset and pissed off a lot of fucking people, and so far nothing. Maybe I should take more care, but like has been said, as soon as action is taken, they basically wipe your IP from the camera. People who are stupid enough to buy something like these insecure cams for security, are usually too stupid to have technical know-how on what to do about it anyway.
d0c52d No.804
>>803
Ex-fucking-actly. Can't say this enough.
-Netwatch
d0c52d No.805
>>802
We are using software to view cameras instead of browsers.
d6c906 No.806
>>804
So Netwatch, you never use a VPN on your streams?
Aren't you afraid someone will catch an IP of one of your cams, go to it, check logs and reveal your IP? (I've streamed cam adventures before and this was a big worry)
Also, what's your setup for streaming audio to the cams while also streaming to the feed?
2b4dcc No.814
is there an alternative to shodan.io ?
sometimes there are no new results - sometimes for more than 10 days (i am a free user).
last update for the search term "netwave" is 3 days old.
i use the "Advanced IP Scanner" which is ok, because it shows if the IP is connected to a printer or webcam, but the scanning is a pain in the ass.
c2c4be No.815
>>802
Some of us use DVR programs to record cams like Blue Iris or zoneminder Ispy just ot name a few
1fc46e No.816
>>806
I do use a VPN. Always have.
610c6e No.844
>>814
Use the date filter (before: maybe?) to check older results. Also use country and city filters.
309aab No.861
How does moving the camera show to people in the room? Can they notice from a distance or does it seem like a normal camera function to them?
faca76 No.862
>>861
They swivel but most of them are both round and quiet so you can generally move them unless someone is looking right at it.
9295cb No.865
Shodan Search Spelling.
I have some questions(Eurofag here):
New York = new-york
Saint-Tropez (France) = ???
München (Germany) = Munich
Düsseldorf (Germany) = ???
etc..
Is there any information about that somewhere?
75b434 No.866
>>865
ISO country codes are universal and used by shodan.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1
75b434 No.867
>>865
I'm drunk and those are cities. Don't know m8.
972cd1 No.869
20e42a No.874
5b83c5 No.880
Anyone familiar with eyespyfx?
Trying to figure out this line of code from the apk src.
mUrlBuilder.append(sha1Hex(buildHash(cameradata.getID())));
72da8e No.886
zis b0ard is gud, i feel im gona have plenty 'o' fun
thx for da tutorial m8
72da8e No.887
>>886
How to send audio to the camera?
I've got the software "Manycam" installed, that adds a virtual microphone and you can play .mp3 files
72da8e No.888
OHAHAOHHAHAHHhhhhhhhhhhhhh my FIRST one
72da8e No.889
>>626
You can use "Manycam" 4 windowz. It creates a virtual microphone and you can play audio files in it.
72da8e No.890
>>865
You can do like this: city:"New York"
city:"Saint-Tropez"
453cf0 No.892
>>888
Those infinity trips don't lie.
Stop by the IRC some time.
9373f4 No.895
I'm using Joe's file downloader software to use kcore vulnerability. Why does the downloading of the file often stop before 4Mo completing ?
Thanks
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4f8322 No.898
>>895
Distance most likely. You're going to be limited to within a few hundred miles of your location.
9373f4 No.899
>>898
Could you explain me why (from a technical point of view) ? I saw people on this board talking about using a VPS (high bandwidth) to download kcore file when they could not do it with Filedownloader : how does it work ?
Thanks.
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91689d No.909
>>899
You probably want to familiarize yourself with using ssh to access a remote Linux server. From the command line you just use curl to grab kcore files (or a handy dandy shell script).
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98651d No.911
Would i get v& if i do this?
If so, a simple vpn like cyberghost would to the job?
a984f5 No.923
"Please select the appropriate connection method for your internet browser from the list below: "
When you try to select IE, there's no button. You can click moble view and mode 2, but not mode 1(IE)
a984f5 No.924
I'm using IE and it says this…Can't use audio or talk…How do I fix this?
768197 No.925
>>924
dunno.
I use "IE Tab 2", an IE plugin for firefox.
never had this prob
a984f5 No.936
>>925
Alright thanks, I'll check it out.
a984f5 No.937
>>923
Here's what I'm talking about. As you can see in the picture, there's different buttons, but no matter what browser I use, I can't click the first Mode, so no audio or talking for me.
988018 No.939
>>937
You might need to downgrade to IE 6.
If this is a good find there's always VLC, ip cam viewer for Android, etc so you can get audio.
988018 No.940
>>939
I should have also mentioned, if you're a newfriend, wanscam isn't that popular (at least in the US). You probably won't have trouble in the standard foscam Web UI.
a984f5 No.941
>>940
I finally got it to work, I got the IE Tab. Maybe it's the model of camera, but Audio was working perfectly but I could talk. Took forever to load but that camera wasn't really that interesting anyways, just a living room and some dude looking at his golf clubs.
http://24.238.114.104/ - spymycrib:camcam if anyone wants it
a984f5 No.942
ffd443 No.1051
>>244
can you give another link for port scanner for this?
eba595 No.1135