[mark]

atomizer, on Jan 15 2006, 05:09 PM, said:

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

I'm torn. Read my siggy.

DL

[ntfs2.0]

sweet lol,bit unsecure thow.

[jcarle]

Wish I could see it. Damnit.

I wonder why IE won't display any feeds...

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jcarle, on Jan 15 2006, 10:26 PM, said:

Wish I could see it. Damnit.

I wonder why IE won't display any feeds...

don't worry lol, its fun for a couple minutes watching people in a computer lab or on a street, but gets boring since no ones waving to the came or doing anything to make them X-rated LOL!!!..... yea.....

still kinda amuses me how many of these are unencrypted.

[EchoNoise]

Here you go... The Google Hacking Database!!

http://johnny.ihacks...ule=prodreviews

Enjoiiiii

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hah awesome link, never been there, then again i never looked =P

just shows how vulnerable some sites are, especially the ones that say things like PHPNuke SuperUser Passwords and such.. Google... that hackers best friend lol!

I looked through the site a bit, and saw the robots.txt file one.. mainly cause i was reading up on it and decided not to put it on my own server as thats just like listing your root directory to the people that know about it.

[Wicket20519]

Ok, I figured something out. On most/all of those axis-cgi folders is a jpg folder. So, just change the search parameters....

inurl:"axis-cgi/jpg"

(Yes, include the quotes)

While it's not a moving image, all you have to do is hit refresh and the image will update.

[mark]

Also, if you get a static image when you first arrive at the site, then hit your refresh button and that will prompt the streaming, but only with the links suggested BiO.

DL

[LLXX]

I've found that a streaming video player that can play an MJPG stream will work well for viewing...

Here's an interesting one: "Room 134" : http://133.5.31.7/ax...i/jpg/image.cgi

[atomizer]

some updated info:

if you want to find ONLY cameras that are streaming video:

inurl:axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi

this works with more than Google

"mjpg" is Motion JPEG

cam's serving stills can almost always be manipulated to stream. their URL's look like:

/axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi

just change as per above and you get it to stream

more parms to play with:

barcoord=n,n -- this seems to be the P/T coordinates for the camera in the format of "123,12" (of course the cam has to be on a PZT mount)
barzoom=n -- zoom
camera=1 -- the camera number. i've found several more cameras for a particular site by changing this
showlength=1 -- no idea
resolution=704x480 -- popular large resolutions seem to be 640x480 and 704x480
text=1 -- 1/0 draw text
compression=n -- default seems to be 2 digits (50)
color=1 -- 1/0 color/greyscale i think
clock=1 -- draws time
date=1 -- draws date
dummy=n -- can be a long string of numbers. no idea

if you get a small image, you can almost always change the resolution by changing the "resolution=" parm, or adding it if no exist.

in many cases you can add the parms you want if no exist and get more to play with.

the minium URL requirnment for most of the cams is like:

domain-name/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi

a lot of the cams i found can be controlled (PZT). easiest way is to go up 2 directories and you end up at the cam's webpage for it's internal http server. requires JS.

default auth for admin settings can be found in the Axis manuals. of course all of above is for Axis cams only -- haven't tried any others yet.

now i'm off to collect more cams

This post has been edited by atomizer: 08 October 2006 - 02:12 PM