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Fake Login Page

Cs
Chandra sekar Veerappan
Aug 11, 2016

Dear all,

Cheers! For a security research, I wish to fake  login page of particular (probably easier -low end models)  IP camera.

Using exploring  Appache and .htaccess method... but not sure how to create service banners information..so it would like a real camera  for a search engine or  IP scanner? Let me know, if i miss something.

Any old/new trick? Any suggestion  highly welcome.

Many thanks,

Chandra

 

 

 

U
Undisclosed #1
Aug 11, 2016

"For a security research, I wish to fake login page.."

What is the goal of your security research?

Are you attempting to create some kind of honeypot?

U
Undisclosed #2
Aug 11, 2016
IPVMU Certified

Tell me what camera you want to fake

Cs
Chandra sekar Veerappan
Aug 12, 2016

>>What is the goal of your security research?

yes. it is a kind of low interaction honeypot.

>>Tell me what camera you want to fake

Nothing in particular. but D-link will be one the aim.

Any thoughts?

Thanks.

U
Undisclosed #2
Aug 12, 2016
IPVMU Certified

So do you have a working .htaccess a file doing basic or digest authentication:

Authtype Basic
AuthName Name
AuthUserFile points to your .htpasswd file
Require valid-user

As for banners, http doesn't have banners per se. FTP or SSH or SMTP, things like that have banners. Because you get a shell.

But, http is not like that. Http always has a requested page, or a default page; whatever you put in the http headers and html body of that page is what the engines will search for. If you really want banners you can add a ftpd daemon with banners.

Once you get your auth going, just go and steal the source html from the camera that you want to imitate. To make it easy, try to find one that doesn't use JavaScript redirection.

Then just deliver that page statically.

Cs
Chandra sekar Veerappan
Aug 12, 2016

Thanks for useful input. I have limited on the web technology side. will look into it...

-Cheers!

chandra

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