Dan Tentler | LayerOne 2012 | Drinking from the Espresso firehose we know as Shodan

[@turinggirl10]

*Applauds.* I showed this at work. I saw a lot of people leave the meeting with a lot of their buttons on their shirts undone.

[@DanielLopez-up6os]

This presentation is still very entertaining, very similrarly funny to the VNC Scanning talks a few year later.

[@augustisguscooks]

Very good presentation. Thank you!

[@ab.3800]

The IR appear to be purple, because the lens of the camera has 2 film filters. One is blue and the other is red.

[@vissago]

Because for one the systems themselves either barely support security, or not at all. Most of these systems were not built to be connected to the internet - some sysadmin somewhere or some dev decided it would be easier to deal with these things though a webserver remotely, so they open up holes in their firewalls or otherwise make them available. The vast majority of this stuff can be at the very least partially circumvented by changing the default passwords.

[@vissago]

Heh, I can't take all the credit for that one, all I did was show some randoms on the internet some photos and they did the rest :D

[@BrettLarsonsucks]

I can't tell if I am more horrified or amazed by this talk.

[@tyranosurasmax]

ONLY ONE HAND WENT UP?!?!?! That's terrifying

[@tyranosurasmax]

exif?

[@alexicon89]

OMG I have actually been on that Pizza place's cam like a few months ago! fucking awesome ^^

[@mattmchenry6835]

That first one Is an exacqvision server which is running super outdated ubuntu and people never change the creds.

[@vissago]

Thanks! :D

[@bFix]

if you interact with a website (drag&drop), then it's not read-only anymore :D

[@mattmchenry6835]

He said you can, he didnt.

[@vissago]

Awh, Thanks Calypso :D

[@vissago]

THanks! :D

[@vissago]

I'd say if you have a brain in your head, a little of both. In this case, the onus falls onto the admins that attach these things to the internet with absolutely no regard for security.

[@jshellenberger7876]

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