D-Link firmware flaws could allow IP video stream spying

April 30, 2013

If you run a bank and use an IP video camera from D-Link, you may want to pay attention to this.A number of IP-based surveillance video cameras made by D-Link have firmware vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to intercept the video stream, according to security researchers.Core Security, a company based in Boston that specializes in vulnerability detection and research, published on Monday details of five vulnerabilities in D-Link's firmware, which is wrapped into at least 14 of its products.D-Link makes a variety of Internet-connected cameras that it sells to businesses and consumers. The cameras can record images and video and be controlled through Web-based control panels. Live feeds can be viewed on some mobile devices.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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