The online manual has precisely 27 pages This is far from responsible disclosure….
Looks like an EM Which other brands and types might contain the same vuln, interesting I can neither confirm nor deny this is an EM But if you google the hash of the password along with IP camera, you can find quite a lot of other vendors are affected. If they would have used a strong password AND stored it as a secure hash with a actual random salt, then there would at least be a huge barrier to cracking the password.Ĭool, I think I've hacked one of these before. All the big breaches have negligible impact to corporate earnings for giants - how could Chinese cut rate manufacturers do better?Īctually, it doesn't need to be as easy as pulling the password out of flash. The developers are the cheapest nephew scripter the subcontractor could find.
But since an attacker can likely try a thousand plus passwords a second for years without detection, would even that work?
I often wonder why they the developers pick such rubbish passwords! But then whatever was picked it would be found with a core dump or other exploitable hardware attack I often think there's a hardware solution, but then you realise that adding even one dipswitch would up the cost massively! Perhaps a plugboard would give a decent solution. This article contains general investment advice only (under AFSL 400691).
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