Video-hams

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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/09/01/video_hams/

...By using search engines such as Google, snoopers can locate and view hundreds of unprotected cameras, according to Robert Schifreen, IT security consultant and author of the book Defeating The Hacker. Insecure cameras can be easily located using search strings such as "inurl:CgiStart?page=Single" or "axis inurl:view/index.shtml", to produce interesting results (as illustrated by Schifreen here).

The problem is compounded by the inclusion in many systems of so-called "PTZ" features, which allow surveillance cameras to be panned, tilted and zoomed remotely so that the operator can focus on a person or activity of particular interest. Wi-Fi versions of video surveillance cams have made it possible to install systems in a wider number of locations, further exacerbating the issue...

 

[breezer]

trouble with the comment is the search term actualy works

but you cant bee this one

 

[JohnD]

That's interesting, here's a Norwegian car park

http://159.171.96.58/view/index.shtml?videos=one

 

[JohnD]

And here's the Communal Ladies Changing Room in the lingerie department of Miss Selfridge

http://62.180.109.116/view/index.shtml

 

[breezer]

Type in web live web cams is the old favorite

 

[JohnD]

Ha, ha, tricked you!

 

[breezer]

this one is clever

(ask to flap wings or hide)

 

[keyplayer]

this one is clever

Not that clever - he didn't reskim the ceiling on request.