Dahua Backdoor Uncovered
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Hikvision devices with default passwords and remote network access enabled (via DDNS, public IPs, etc.) have experienced wide spread hacking over...
By Brian Karas - about 7 years ago
A US city's housing authority has barred Hikvision products from their bid, due to 'increasing security concerns.' In the past few...
By John Honovich - about 7 years ago
With criticisms rising, Hikvision has gone on the record publicly declaring [link no longer available]: Hikvision never has, does or would...
Hikvision suffered severe criticisms for its abrupt plan to discontinue its Hikvision Online service, with 3 core functions to be removed on Dec...
Hikvision has declared it will discontinue its Hikvision online service, just days after IPVM's Hikvision Cloud Security Vulnerability Uncovered...
By John Honovich - over 7 years ago
A backdoor has been uncovered in ~80 Sony IP camera models, attackers can remotely enable telnet on the camera, and then potentially login as root,...
By Brian Karas - over 7 years ago
XiongMai created an international uproar as their devices drove massive botnet attacks of major Internet sites. After pledging to recall cameras...
A security researcher uncovered a critical vulnerability in Hikvision's global cloud servers. This vulnerability allowed an attacker to remotely...
Mirai-infected devices have become so large and so prevalent that multiple hackers are now fighting each other to control these devices. This...
The escalating attention towards Hikvision's China government ownership and Genetec's removal of Hikvision due to cyber security concerns has...
By John Honovich - over 7 years ago
Genetec has removed support for Hikvision devices, deeming them 'untrustworthy', citing customer concerns about Chinese government ownership /...
The video surveillance driven botnet is now attacking an entire country. The Mirai malware that took advantage of poor security in Xiongmai, Dahua...
By John Honovich - over 7 years ago
'Victim' or 'accomplice'? Dahua has issued a new press release, referring to their products as 'victims' of the massive botnet attacks hitting the...
The Xiongmai 'recall' has been the topic of global news, following the unprecedented bot net attacks that use their equipment, among...
By John Honovich - over 7 years ago
The unprecedented scale of internet outages on October 21st from botnet attacks risk triggering lawsuits against video surveillance manufacturers,...
By John Honovich - over 7 years ago
The global internet is under attack from record breaking botnets. And it is getting worse, Mirai doubled in size in the last month. Shamefully,...
By Brian Karas - over 7 years ago
The victim of the record-breaking botnet, Brian Krebs, is calling Dahua duplicitous in its statements about the Mirai botnet. He says Dahua should...
By Brian Karas - over 7 years ago
The physical security industry has been fairly indifferent to cyber security (e.g., see the Cyber Security For Video Surveillance Study). Here, we...
Dahua has decided not to provide details they have about how hackers are exploiting their products. They explained: A public statement about...
The Wall Street Journal is bringing attention to the massive Dahua attack we reported on Tuesday. In an Thursday article entitled, "Hackers Infect...
By IPVM Team - over 7 years ago
Cyber attacks are accelerating and IP cameras are behind many of them. Worse, last week, a 'massive' attack was carried out using numerous Dahua...
After a massive number of Hikvision cameras were hacked, Hikvision has added new, and questionable legal language, declaring that Hikvision will...
By John Honovich - almost 8 years ago
More than a year after massive hacks against Hikvision was disclosed; More than 9 months after Hikvision issued improved security firmware, mega...
Default passwords are a major security risk, enabling hackers around the world to access and control devices like IP cameras (using Shodan, turning...
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