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Offline KasunL

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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #15 on: January 16, 2015, 08:56:51 am »

Ooopz

Sorry!


Thanks for merging the posts.


It'll never happen again
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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #16 on: January 16, 2015, 01:40:35 pm »
Ooopz

Sorry!


Thanks for merging the posts.


It'll never happen again

I have no idea if I should be raging upset or laugh at the sheer audacity.

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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #17 on: January 16, 2015, 03:00:39 pm »
Oh Jesus. Irony.
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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #18 on: January 16, 2015, 07:25:49 pm »
Hats off to OP. You're amazing in your own way.
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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #19 on: January 20, 2015, 05:46:11 am »
Alright man those are completely unrelated. First CCTV is generally not wireless so you can't go Aiden Peirce and just tap some buttons and play a Tetris ripoff to get access to the malls Security cams. Spend some time investigating. But if you're looking to get into IP cams heres where I can help you.

First Scan the network. I like Nmap but Some Skids prefer a nice GUI. On iOS download an app called iNet. It's a really nice network scanner it even tells you what the device is called. Scan it and get the IP of the Camera. Most sys admins are retards and Don't actually change the default login info on the Cameras thinking nobody knows about this shit. Just lookup the Default creds on the Camera and login to the Camera like you would a Modem. That should work unless the password is changed. If the password is changes then lookup the model. Most Ip cameras have some sort of Hardcoded root password. Just look it up. I know some guy at Defcon 20 or 21 did a talk on this. He released a list of the Hardcoded logins for big names (Belkin, Linksys etc)

And for the Webcam just RAT the person you want. If you're looking to stalk kids on the net I won't help you from here on.

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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #20 on: January 23, 2015, 03:27:16 pm »
It would be really cool if i can hack into some secrete military base cam, where they reverse-engineer ufo's ;) lol

If anyone know other tips, tricks, helpful links, beginners tutorial links relating to this cam hacking thing, please post.

Dude, it seems like you don't want to do any research and just want a step-by-step guide..which you're not going to get.  The reality is, hacking is dynamic and requires research and information gathering on your target and if you're already failing at the research stage then I don't know what to tell you.  When I say dynamic, I mean your approach always going to be different based on your target.  There is SO much information on the internet and in books.  You just kind of have to read the material and learn..most of the time the material is out-dated or the holes have already been patched, but you still learn and you can create your own personal knowledge-base.  Other people will only be able to help so much, that is unless you guys have the same target and working together.

It is always helpful to do research on any questions you have before you create a new thread.  I'm not saying you didn't, I'm just saying that maybe you didn't do enough.  And if you don't want to get caught, I wouldn't try to "hack" a military base..especially these days, unless you know what you are doing...then you can just make it look like North Korea did it.  LOL jk.

That being said, other users have already provided a good method: GOOGLE.  Awesome for information gathering and hacking.  And I am giving you the same advice. Learn complex google queries and you can find a lot of weaknesses in your target's infrastructure -- there are a lot of websites that will teach you advanced google searches...just GOOGLE them.  Or buy a google hacking book from amazon.

Anyhow, just my 2 cents.

Good Luck.

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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #21 on: January 24, 2015, 12:52:28 am »
The fact that some of you are actually concerned with helping this guy, is pretty scary and disappointing.

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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #22 on: January 24, 2015, 08:48:11 am »
The fact that some of you are actually concerned with helping this guy, is pretty scary and disappointing.
Why is that?

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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #23 on: January 24, 2015, 10:28:36 pm »
Further to it.. I once found a friend claiming to hack into one of the airport of America. Well it was index'd in google and was public. He posted it on FB saying Hacked into Blah Blah North base of AirPort. I got the ip and what I did is. I got AngryIP(Which is actually a IP Scanner) and commented saying Hacked the west base.. haha.. Scan the ip Range and get the private webcams which are not index'd on google.. ;) Hope It helps.
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I don't courage you to use AngryIP, it keeps logs averywhere, otherwise nmap can scan all the range without keeping any thing using stealth mode (it uses a half connection to the target)

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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #24 on: January 25, 2015, 04:18:20 am »
I don't courage you to use AngryIP, it keeps logs averywhere, otherwise nmap can scan all the range without keeping any thing using stealth mode (it uses a half connection to the target)

Ahahahahaha thanks for the laugh man, did you just step out of time portal from the late 90s? Half connections get easily logged these days. Might wanna actually get up to date before trying stuff after reading them in a old edition of Hacking Exposed

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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #25 on: January 26, 2015, 07:58:47 am »
Ahahahahaha thanks for the laugh man, did you just step out of time portal from the late 90s? Half connections get easily logged these days. Might wanna actually get up to date before trying stuff after reading them in a old edition of Hacking Exposed

lol, read my mind. The Hacking Exposed books are good though. I just got the newest one, they are a pretty solid group of folks.
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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #26 on: January 26, 2015, 11:43:36 am »
lol, read my mind. The Hacking Exposed books are good though. I just got the newest one, they are a pretty solid group of folks.

Oh not questioning that, afaik the Hacking Exposed books were some of the earliest comprehensive books on security. Absolutely great resources for beginners, but theres a reason I said old editions :P Some of the information gets outdated pretty quickly and outdated information in this world can be misleading.

I just can't help but laugh when someone comes in, act like they might know something, but then it be just wrong enough to screw someone over if they take it seriously. I was probably a bit harsher to him than needed to be, but hey I have my helpful moods and I have my laugh in yo face moods.
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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #27 on: January 26, 2015, 06:30:34 pm »
Ahahahahaha thanks for the laugh man, did you just step out of time portal from the late 90s? Half connections get easily logged these days. Might wanna actually get up to date before trying stuff after reading them in a old edition of Hacking Exposed
ok super genius, why don't tell us what does it mean "A half TCP connection" ? and why a firewall cares out and stores alllllll of "TCP SYN Flagged packets" in its database ?? (without a help of google :))

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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #28 on: January 26, 2015, 06:43:19 pm »
Oh not questioning that, afaik the Hacking Exposed books were some of the earliest comprehensive books on security. Absolutely great resources for beginners, but theres a reason I said old editions :P Some of the information gets outdated pretty quickly and outdated information in this world can be misleading.

I just can't help but laugh when someone comes in, act like they might know something, but then it be just wrong enough to screw someone over if they take it seriously. I was probably a bit harsher to him than needed to be, but hey I have my helpful moods and I have my laugh in yo face moods.

This is why I hate forums, you can't talk with some respect to someone you don't know ?

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Re: Webcam hacking
« Reply #29 on: January 26, 2015, 08:11:52 pm »
ok super genius, why don't tell us what does it mean "A half TCP connection" ? and why a firewall cares out and stores alllllll of "TCP SYN Flagged packets" in its database ?? (without a help of google :))

First of all dont double post.

Second of all if you would stop being a moron for a few minutes and realize that IDSes are a thing, and that any IDS worth /half/ its salt will watch individual packets, not just full TCP connections. This means that when it sees a ton of SYN packets to different ports regardless if it completes a connection or not, it's going to flag it as suspicious activity and log it along with the address associated.

So calm yo tits for one second, swallow that ego I apparently hurt by laughing at you, and realize that in this modern day a SYN scan is NOT stealthy anymore. You go around pretending it is and eventually you're gunna learn the hard way its not. And it certainly won't be any skin off my back.

Also pretty off topic on this, so not gunna be replying anymore, wanna keep arguing with me might as well do it in PMs where you'll look less of an idiot to everyone else.