Google Search: inurl:”ViewerFrame?Mode=”; We’ve talked about using Google “inurl” searches before to find different content management systems based on their URL signature. But now someone has figured out the URL signature to a certain security camera and you can find thousands of them, unsecured on the Net.
Sadly, while they come back in a search, I haven’t found one I can actually view yet. Most are timeouts.
This guy found a camera and posted a screenshot. In the shot, you can read the business phone number on the window, and someone was sitting at the desk. So they called him.
Now, the lesson learned here is that URL signatures are fair game for searches. If you have an app, and someone can isolate a unique quality of your URL, they can search for instances of your app all over the Internet. Given the problem last month with the phpBB worm, this might not be a good thing.
When Worms Get Literate: Here's an article on OSNews that explains how a new worm is finding phpBB installations to infect. [...] the Santy worm sported a relatively new "feature": it was using the Google search engine in order to automatically find its next victims; as far as I know, this…
Here's a handy trick with Google: "inurl" searches. You can search for a text string in just the URLs of Google's index. For instance, I wanted to know what content management system a certain site used. All of the site's URLs had the same patten ("/cgi-bin/b7/..."). This search…
Lots of them work, if you don't try the ones on the first page of results... Here are a few
http://genisys3.viewnetcam.com:82/ViewerFrame?Mode=Motion&Language=1
http://cpyccam1.viewnetcam.com/ViewerFrame?Mode=Motion&Language=0
http://hanano-lab9.eco.osaka-sandai.ac.jp/ViewerFrame?Mode=Motion
http://219.117.194.183:82/ViewerFrame?Mode=Motion&Language=1
HellYeahBitch.com had a thing about this a few days back that searched for AXIS cameras - there's a ton of them out there free for the viewing (mostly overseas, oddly enough) http://www.hellyeahbitch.com/archives/2005/01/031014.php
You can change the language to =0 for English
The links above all still work. One is for a marina somewhere, one looks like an empty office in Japan, and the other looks directly onto someone's desk from a distance of just a few feet.
I've never seen any people in any of the three feeds.
great idea
true you never see people in the cameras i wonder if ther re-runs!??
This site has done all the hard work for you. Cameras that you can control!!!
http://birdflu.atspace.com/ViewerFrame-Mode.htm?ViewerFrame?Mode=
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