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found this while i was bored today, these are, from what i've heard are WebCamera's that connect directly to your router and can be seen without a password. the refreshing of the screen gets kinda annoying, but after about 20 seconds or so it usually clears up. and sometimes a refresh is needed to get it started.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&saf...rls&btnG=Search

heres an example link. http://146.176.65.10.../mjpg/video.cgi

This post has been edited by Bi0haZarD: 14 January 2006 - 02:40 PM

[jcarle]

Every link tells me to save the file?

[Gouki]

Aahahha!! Great ...!

jcarle ... I havent tried none except for the one Bio gave the direct link, but, it did not asked for download.

What browser are you using?

EDIT:

Weird!!

This one: http://webcam1.eldora.com/axis-cgi/mjpg/vi...olution=640x480

Makes Firefox close! Have we found an exploit!? Buffer overflow maybe?

This post has been edited by Gouki: 14 January 2006 - 06:51 PM

[atomizer]

@Bi0haZarD - pretty cool!

Gouki, on Jan 14 2006, 07:49 PM, said:

http://webcam1.eldora.com/axis-cgi/mjpg/vi...olution=640x480

Makes Firefox close! Have we found an exploit!? Buffer overflow maybe?

works fine here - FF 1.5

[Synapse]

hmm i've came across some that ask to download the video.cgi file. but i just cancel it and the picture keeps updating. dunno why its asking that though.

gouki, that link doesn't cause my firefox to close, it lagged up for a good second or 2 but that was it.

[Wicket20519]

All the links ask me to save the file. I'm running IE 6.0.

[Gouki]

Weird! I tryed it again, and it worked fine. No lag, no nothing!

Well, its working, its all that matters

Have you guys seen this one:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&saf...rls&btnG=Search

Cool basement!

This post has been edited by Gouki: 14 January 2006 - 09:26 PM

[LLXX]

Asks if I want to save the file or not... IE 6.0 here.

[jcarle]

IE 6.0 as well. Every link just comes back as Unknown File Type.

[Synapse]

people still use IE?! j/k

hmm, guess IE wants to treat it more like a file then try to have the browser open it.

[atomizer]

guess that has to do with 'MIME' types - something i never figured out how to manipulate in IE or FF (not that i ever really tried).

[EchoNoise]

I'm guessing you found this on johnnys hacks

[mark]

FF 1.5 clicked on links and it produced a still image, hit refresh and then things started to move. I was suprised at how often the image refreshed. I was expecting some stop motion but it wasn't to bad.

DL

[atomizer]

yeah, some stream rather well, while others keep redrawing the image. may have to do with how good the connection to the server is i suppose, or how they have the stream configured.

[Fr33m4n]

Works fine in FF but I can't get it to work in IE. It's kinda cool but not very useful. All I could find was cams of random buildings, not very interesting.

[mark]

It's a bizarre tour of the world, at least the northern hemisphere from what I saw. Construction sights, machine/automotive/manufacturing shops, courtyards, computer labs/workcenters and one bird's nest! A lot were showing snow or traces of it.

I did get a few 'save' windows pop up but they seemed to be on the larger streams. Found out also, that if you click on enough links in Google, it will tell you that your behaviour is like a virus or trojan and won't give you any more links. Fair enough, I guess. It must have figured I was 'bugging' it too much.

DL

[prathapml]

DL, on Jan 15 2006, 09:33 PM, said:

Found out also, that if you click on enough links in Google, it will tell you that your behaviour is like a virus or trojan and won't give you any more links.

wow, haha

[Synapse]

@undead actually found it from: http://www.butterfat.net/goocam/
but i don't like that interface that much, keeps sending data like you have the window open even after you close the tooltip type window.

i'm guessign the redraw is the connection to the server. every second its told to redraw the image and if you don't receive the image within that second it redraws the next image without finishing the first one.

the thing in google is because of worms and such, same thign happens if you go past 10 pages of google looking for "phpbb" and "viewtopic.php"

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prathapml, on Jan 15 2006, 04:06 PM, said:

wow, haha

@BiO- Yep, I have cable and to quickly click through 10 pages of links is no trouble if you are shutting off most of the clicked links immediately. There is only so long you can watch a flapping sheet of plastic at a construction sight before it starts to get boring.

The whole thing is kind of scary. So many cameras that can be accessed and the list doesn't include closed circuit stuff. So many were watching courtyards, streets and public thoroughfares. I couldn't figure out why some of them were needed. Big Bro is here already. H. G. Wells didn't miss it by much.

DL

[atomizer]

DL, on Jan 15 2006, 04:02 PM, said:

The whole thing is kind of scary. So many cameras that can be accessed and the list doesn't include closed circuit stuff.

besides this stuff, just think of all the s'kiddies right now watching people through their personal web cams using their favorite trojan