hey /b/ anyone interested in a dump of home/store security

>>577346021
Go on

>>577346021
You have to use internet explorer in compatability mode for these to work since the software is so old and shitty. enjoy. I have about 100 more I will post later. Please post results.

http://69.250.238.45/ admin:123456
http://69.251.5.151/ admin:123456
http://69.251.58.191/ admin:123456 [a store]
http://69.251.7.204/ admin [no password]
http://69.251.19.184/ admin [no password]
http://69.251.250.202/ admin:12345 or 123456 [run in ie8]
http://69.251.17.203/ admin:123456
http://69.251.37.27/doc/page/main.asp admin:12345
http://69.251.37.27/ admin2:admin2
http://69.251.38.122/ admin2:admin:2
http://69.251.43.238/ admin:123456
http://69.251.48.193/ admin [no password] [internet explorer compatability mode required], school?]
http://69.251.115.152/ admin [no password] [internet explorer compatability mode required, store]
http://69.251.48.127:85/ admin:12345
http://69.251.75.161/ admin:123456
http://69.251.132.130:85/ (admin:123456) [house inside living room]
http://69.251.142.13:85/NPClient.html admin(no password)

>>577346198
Do you have to install that plug-in OP?

>>577346198

Here are some moar

http://69.250.166.34/ (admin, no password) (can move outside camera, let's keep it spinning all day /b/) (convience store)
http://69.250.178.220/ admin:11111111 (store)
http://69.250.180.70/ (admin [no password]) some dudes webcam
http://69.250.181.120(admin:123456) business.
http://69.250.174.126/ (admin, no password). maybe a house?
http://69.250.182.181/ (admin:admin) [bar]
http://69.250.191.7/ (admin:1234)
http://69.250.194.173/doc/page/main.asp (admin, 000000) [convience store]
http://69.250.201.62/ admin:123456
http://69.250.204.203/ admin:123456 [liqour store]
http://69.250.214.12/ admin:12345
http://69.250.231.68/ admin:123456
http://69.250.235.101/ admin:123456

>>577346392

Yes. All this security software is old and shitty which means it runs in IE and uses active x. It also means that no one every changes the default passwords. Some of them i had to allow unsigned activex control to be installed.

>>577346629
You're the best man. Got fuck all to do for a few hours so I'll post results if I get any.

>>577346823

Here are some more

http://69.250.106.160/ (admin, 11111111)

http://69.250.109.177/doc/en/preview.asp (admin, 12345) //daycare, must run in ie8 mode

http://69.250.116.191/play.html (admin, no password)

http://69.250.119.236/play.html (admin, no password)

http://69.250.140.208/ (admin, no password ( IE only, emulate ie9)

>>577346823
i'm pretty sure you can actually talk through some of them, so you could probably troll pretty hard.

>>577347537
Process of elimination to find that out?

>>577347693

Yeah. I didn't really fuck with it. I bet the store cameras are more likely to have talk enabled than the homes.

http://69.250.82.70/ (admin, 123456)

http://c-69-250-90-121.hsd1.md.comcast.net/index.htm admin:1234

http://69.250.84.105/play.html (admin, no password)

http://69.250.84.246/cgi-bin/login.cgi?arg=5 (admin, no password)

http://69.250.83.142:81/ (admin, admin)

http://c-69-250-96-59.hsd1.md.comcast.net/doc/page/main.asp (admin,12345)

http://c-69-250-98-90.hsd1.md.comcast.net/doc/page/main.asp (admin,1234)

http://c-69-250-102-15.hsd1.md.comcast.net/admin/home?locale=en admin:admin

http://69.250.88.186/cgi-bin/design/html_template/Login.html (admin, no password)

http://69.250.89.112/cgi-bin/design/html_template/webviewer.cgi (admin, 1234)

Nice work OP

I have a bunker hill ever box and I did a port scan on it (busybox telnet open) brute forced the password
root:123456
They don't mention the port or the password etc and it's not changeable via the GUI or web browser etc.
A problem if they are on public LANs, I found this isn't the only brand with this issue

>>577347843
Lol, just changed some guys alarm settings. How badly v& will I get for this?

>>577347940

I found about 1 open system on each subnet I scanned. Pretty scary.

File: hotel.png (579KB, 784x738px) Image search: [Google]

579KB, 784x738px

>>577346021

>>577347843
how do i open these? i have ie in compatibility mode. i just enter them into the address bar, or?

File: alarm.png (385KB, 1919x1079px) Image search: [Google]

385KB, 1919x1079px

can trigger alarm?

>>577348028

I don't know, but keep this thread alive for me while I drive to work. :-P

>>577348275
what program are you running these on?

>Falling for this guy's botnet plans

Stay plebs.

>>577348286
You got it man.

>>577348430
im not just copied the link op gave and opened IE

>>577348436
Not even close!

>>577348430

It's just whatever software their security system uses in the browser. 99% of them use active x controls that only work in internet explorer since the software was written in the early 2000s. The newer and better software also doesn't have default passwords of 123456 they actually require the user to set the password on install.

>>577348275
http://c-69-250-98-90.hsd1.md.comcast.net/doc/page/main.asp (admin,1234)

Pretty sure this one has 2 way audio.

why not just monitor occasionally and wait for win instead of being a little shit head?

Alarm might just create all cameras to record instead of motion detection.
That is how mine is setup. If I had it in an area that wasn't supposed to have motion (wildlife/shadows set it off) I might have it trigger an email alert. Also you can wire them for sounding alarms though the tx +- etc

>>577349337

The button entitled 'two way audio' is too tempting.

Anybody got any win to post yet?

>>577350135

http://admin:[email protected]/ admin:11111111

http://69.250.27.29/webcamera.html admin:123456
http://69.250.33.217/webcamera.html admin:123456

http://69.250.40.26:81/cgi-bin/design/html_template/webviewer.cgi admin (no password)

http://69.250.43.76/index.htm?cat=info&page=printerInfo PRINTER

http://69.250.57.22/webcamera.html admin:123456 (someones house (CREEPY))

http://69.250.59.46/doc/page/main.asp admin:12345

>>577350135
http://69.251.132.130:85/webcamera.html

>>577350410
They can't hear me I'm trying to get a reaction (creepy house).

Yeahhhhh, I don't trust any of this software it keeps asking me to install.

>>577351298
Install unknown software just to see someone's living room.
Nope.

>>577351558
Paranoid much? The programs are just old fashioned.

I hope we get creep shots

>>577351713
Old fashioned programs = potential trojans.

Yeah, remember them?

>>577351916
Potential is the key word here. I'm running a virtual machine so I'm immune. Stop pirating and get some decent AV.

ok so creepy house looks to be someone doing renovations.

File: Bugeyed_reaction.gif (2MB, 294x285px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 294x285px

>>577351713
Oh, this active-x is okay, it's old-fashioned.

>>577351298

Op here. It was the first house I found so I thought it was creepy.

>>577352156
Stop telling us to do stupid things just so we can watch someones couch.

>>577352536
Dude it's so much more than that. It's shouting at mexicans too.

>>577352536

One could use the Mac plugin.

http://c-69-250-96-59.hsd1.md.comcast.net/doc/page/main.asp
admin 12345
2 way com kek

>>577353453
Doesn't work

>>577354165
Yeah. I'm no sure how's my actually have that ability.