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The tech flaw that lets hackers control surveillance cameras
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this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2023
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I chuck these cheap cameras onto an isolated network with no internet access (separate VLAN).
They're only accessible through the open source NVR software I use, and by another isolated VM on the same vlan to configure them with their propietary software
Most of the newer cameras don't start up the local RTSP stream if they can't access the internet which is a bit of a shame.