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Detecting hidden cameras on a network
How do you monitor network traffic on the iPhone?The difference between the 'Local System' account and the 'Network Service' account?IP Camera, how to detect it on the network?Recording video feed from an IP camera over a networkProxy server (as a security measure for a home IP camera) on a single board computerList RTSP streams of network cameraPOST audio to a network cameraPlaying a Blind Man's Bluff with my IP cameraIs there a communication standard for IP cameras?Get alarms / events from IP Camera (Hi3518)
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staying in a lot of AirBnB over the next year and was curious about best practices for detecting hidden cameras. My typical method thus far is
run netdiscover , look for anything odd
follow up with nmap on any ip that is eyebrow raising
possibly run wireshark to check packets from various ips
My questions are:
any better methods im not thinking of
any obvious OS or manufactures I should watch out for
Anything specific in wireshark i should keep an eye out for ?
Thanks everyone
Edit: one thing i forgot to mention, in Europe I see a lot of
192.168.0.1 cc:35:40 15 882 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.0.2 cc:35:40 7 294 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.0.3 cc:35:40 1 42 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.81.1 cc:35:40 1 42 Technicolor CH USA
I get that technicolor makes routers, but why so many ips on a single network ?
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staying in a lot of AirBnB over the next year and was curious about best practices for detecting hidden cameras. My typical method thus far is
run netdiscover , look for anything odd
follow up with nmap on any ip that is eyebrow raising
possibly run wireshark to check packets from various ips
My questions are:
any better methods im not thinking of
any obvious OS or manufactures I should watch out for
Anything specific in wireshark i should keep an eye out for ?
Thanks everyone
Edit: one thing i forgot to mention, in Europe I see a lot of
192.168.0.1 cc:35:40 15 882 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.0.2 cc:35:40 7 294 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.0.3 cc:35:40 1 42 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.81.1 cc:35:40 1 42 Technicolor CH USA
I get that technicolor makes routers, but why so many ips on a single network ?
security ubuntu wireshark ip-camera nmap
asked Mar 27 at 21:25
razeal113razeal113
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not a programming question. Maybe look at Information Security (but read their help carefully first to check the question is suitable)
– DavidW
Mar 28 at 10:30
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staying in a lot of AirBnB over the next year and was curious about best practices for detecting hidden cameras. My typical method thus far is
run netdiscover , look for anything odd
follow up with nmap on any ip that is eyebrow raising
possibly run wireshark to check packets from various ips
My questions are:
any better methods im not thinking of
any obvious OS or manufactures I should watch out for
Anything specific in wireshark i should keep an eye out for ?
Thanks everyone
Edit: one thing i forgot to mention, in Europe I see a lot of
192.168.0.1 cc:35:40 15 882 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.0.2 cc:35:40 7 294 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.0.3 cc:35:40 1 42 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.81.1 cc:35:40 1 42 Technicolor CH USA
I get that technicolor makes routers, but why so many ips on a single network ?
security ubuntu wireshark ip-camera nmap
asked Mar 27 at 21:25
razeal113razeal113
691 gold badge1 silver badge7 bronze badges
staying in a lot of AirBnB over the next year and was curious about best practices for detecting hidden cameras. My typical method thus far is
run netdiscover , look for anything odd
follow up with nmap on any ip that is eyebrow raising
possibly run wireshark to check packets from various ips
My questions are:
any better methods im not thinking of
any obvious OS or manufactures I should watch out for
Anything specific in wireshark i should keep an eye out for ?
Thanks everyone
Edit: one thing i forgot to mention, in Europe I see a lot of
192.168.0.1 cc:35:40 15 882 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.0.2 cc:35:40 7 294 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.0.3 cc:35:40 1 42 Technicolor CH USA
192.168.81.1 cc:35:40 1 42 Technicolor CH USA
I get that technicolor makes routers, but why so many ips on a single network ?
security ubuntu wireshark ip-camera nmap
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razeal113razeal113
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not a programming question. Maybe look at Information Security (but read their help carefully first to check the question is suitable)
– DavidW
Mar 28 at 10:30
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not a programming question. Maybe look at Information Security (but read their help carefully first to check the question is suitable)
– DavidW
Mar 28 at 10:30
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not a programming question. Maybe look at Information Security (but read their help carefully first to check the question is suitable)
– DavidW
Mar 28 at 10:30
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not a programming question. Maybe look at Information Security (but read their help carefully first to check the question is suitable)
– DavidW
Mar 28 at 10:30
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