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+-   Owning a wireless camera, its user and its network-> on Saturday September 15 2007, @08:54AM twistedmoney99

Submitted by twistedmoney99 on Saturday September 15 2007, @08:54AM
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twistedmoney99 writes "InformIT has posted a two part article by Seth Fogie that describes how a wireless IP camera can be owned and abused. The first part describes how the cameras feed can be sniffed, replaced, or even DoSed off the air by a PDA. The second part then takes a look at the web application interface of the camera (an Axis207W) and exposes numerous vulnerabilities that lead to exposed passwords, a software based DoS, global XSS — and the kicker — a CRSF attack that through which an attacker can remotely penetrate the network it is installed on."
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