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Trendnet appears to be in compliance with its GPL obligations (at first glance.) It should be possible for anyone to develop a patch for the camera.
Which is nice but we shouldn't need to patch appliances to be able to use their basic functions in at least somewhat secure manner.
Sometimes sh*t happens. It's all about how you deal with it.
There's a googledoc floating around with a big list of urls for these things. It includes significantly more than the 350 devices he mentions iirc.
All is public, since doesn't have password. I took a pastebin list, a free geolocation API, and I made this to play: http://big-brotha.appspot.com/static/index.html
This seems very illegal (looking through someone elses camera)
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All is public, since doesn't have password. I took a pastebin list, a free geolocation API, and I made this to play: http://big-brotha.appspot.com/static/index.html
+1 for effort, but this is really very unethical. Literally all those cameras are broadcasting without their owner's permission
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All is public, since doesn't have password. I took a pastebin list, a free geolocation API, and I made this to play: http://big-brotha.appspot.com/static/index.html
+1 for effort, but this is really very unethical. Literally all those cameras are broadcasting without their owner's permission
This seems very illegal (looking through someone elses camera)
Why should this be any more illegal than looking at someone elses website?