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Exploiting Google to find and control the camera hidden in Internet

Not everyone knows that the potential of Google search engine can also be used to go hunting for hidden camera on the Internet. Many models webcam in fact provide a standard control via Web-just then build an appropriate search string so that Google will return immediately in a list of webcam ready to be operated to our liking.
For example, Panasonic camera network can be easily traced on Google using the following search criteria:
inurl: ViewerFrame? Mode =
In a similar way you can also try the search string:
inurl: indexFrame.shtml Axis
which will return all occurrences on the webcam Axis 2400, a model widespread.
By using these search strings I was able to identify many webcam. Below is a list of some of these:

http://demo.xiden.com.ar/view/indexFrame.shtml
http://vs1-73418.highspeedoffice.net/indexFrame.shtml?newstyle=Quad
http://202.222.144.31/indexFrame.shtml?newstyle=One&cam=1
http://212.129.168.37/ViewerFrame?Mode=Motion&Language=9
http://67.154.21.186:8002/CgiStart?page=Single&page=Single&Mode=Motion&Language=0

There are around many sites that provide lists of search strings for 'identification of webcams, but the only person that allowed me to find the results were those that I mentioned above.
Finally you can also take a look at Opentopia, a site that collects more than 1100 webcam divided by country.

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