this is the ip i need to obtain 60.246.123.53 it haves 3 ports with cameras (82, 83 n 84)

i need an exploit, can any help me? i use this line on shodan to find cameras Server: IPCamera HTTP/ONVIF/P2P/RTSP/VOD Multi-Server

:D

anyone thinks it will be better? a secret group when will be more easy ban the idiots

i loose a good ip cam because the owner unplug the camera and reconnected, so i can find the new ip adress. there is any form to find the new ip of the camera?

What's going on?

In the past week or so, just about every link from [Insecam] (http://insecam.org) (one of the main sites used to find unprotected IP cameras) that has been posted here have been going down. It has now been widely accepted that there is likely a bot set up to take these cameras down in one way or another, but we have no proof of this.

How could this bot work?

If there is a bot (not totally convinced yet), then it could be taking the host link from Insecam and DOSing the cam itself, but I find that somewhat unlikely for a couple of reasons. Firstly, this would more than likely be using only one computer (making it a Denial of Service attack rather than a Distributed Denial of Service attack). This would mean that one computer (unless the creator of the bot has access to multiple computers) would have to be taking down all of the IPs by itself. Given, IP cameras are not exactly known to be able to withstand heavy traffic, but I think the next bot would be easier to write and might end up being more effective.

More likely IMO is that for each Insecam link posted, the bot sends an email to [email protected]. On the "Welcoime" page, it specifically states, "Any private or unethical camera will be removed immediately upon e-mail complaint. Please provide a direct link to help facilitate the prompt removal of the camera." They presumably mention this subreddit in the email and state something about ethicality.

Third alternative: Friendly DDOS due to the massive amount of traffic that get put on a cam every time one is posted. Though, since this is mostly affecting Insecam links, and you have to click the box to go to the camera itself.

So how can we fix this?

Private subs are a good start, but they're not perfect. If somebody inside of /r/controllablecams starts another bot, it would be nearly impossible to discern who was doing it.

I propose that we find our own cams through [Shodan] (https://shodan.io) (a search engine for the Internet of Things) and [Google dorking] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_hacking) (finding private cameras or other devices through specific search terms on Google). [Google Hacking Database] (https://www.exploit-db.com/google-hacking-database/)

Now, this isn't a perfect solution, as individual cameras posted are still vulnerable to DOS and DDOS attacks, but it's better than just continuing to post Insecam links. Plus, finding your own cameras is much more rewarding in my opinion.

Feel free to PM me if you have any questions!

Discord for organization https://discord.gg/RfYE3GV

Thanks to /u/baraxador for setting this up!