Google Security Camera Hacks

[MYTO8]

Google has robots that scan internet domains to search for keywords. From my understanding the cameras that are found in google would be using a static ip to host server for remote viewing of sercurity cameras for the client on net. The google search only detects the keyword

inurl:"viewerframe?mode=motion"
inurl:LvAppl intitle:liveapplet
intitle:"Live View / - AXIS"
intitle:"snc-rz30 home"
inurl:indexFrame.shtml "Axis Video Server

it doesnt know its a camera just a result of the keyword requested. Its amazing what you can find if you know the keywords in google

[knuffifix]

thants very funny! thanks

[kattyjames111]

cool works good

Good yaar..it really works. Thanks for sharing this.

[drawflex]

this is the tip of the iceberg.. google's advanced search commands can be used as a powerfull security tool with the right query strings....lot more to be found other than camera feeds... servers running buggy apps, admin pages, vpn login pages, email addys , usernames, default passwords, settings pages, server errors, even cc numbers.
Worth reading into because info on google's query strings improves your google searching power when looking for certain 'normal' info, without having to sift through countless pages of shite... the simple search box hides it's true powerhouse potential !

There's loads of books dedicated to just using google as a security tool ;
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google's spider bots are usually given preferencial treatment and are privvy to more information than a normal member or visitor to a forum, ever searched for something on google and had results with the info you want , but when clicked, site says you dont have permission or need to register ? Sites like bethebot can fool a target website into thinking you're a spider-bot and let you see what google does.

It's not hacking by any means, but the more someone knows about a certain site, the more vunerable it becomes..and as you're not scanning the site directly, your poking about won't show up on any of the target site's logs either.... using google's monster computer power to search it's own cache is much quicker than sending out search queiries yourself.
for anyone interested, here's some good reading for you Google hacking PDF eBook

Also check out the sitedigger recon tool, it automatically runs a script of over a thousand google queries known to dish-the-dirt, on any given site Sitedigger <-- can be a real eye-opener to the power of a google search.

If google can find it, it's gotta be in the public domain .... right ?