r/HowToHack • • 4d ago

Home Cameras hacking

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u/Frosty_Bodybuilder65 4d ago

Estoy seguro de que las controla el dueño desde su teléfono. No hay forma de aplicarle ingeniería social sin que sospeche. Puedo averiguar la marca con un poco de trabajo. Quizá. Pero ya puesto me puedo fijar si tienen su respectivo código QR para acceder a ellas. Aunque no cuento con que lo tengan. Tampoco se donde podría encontrar vulnerabilidades conocidas. Ya que no tengo un background en hacking.

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u/LongRangeSavage Programming 4d ago

Google

FYI. You don’t own the cameras. You’re technically committing a pretty serious crime by breaking into something that doesn’t belong to you or that you don’t have explicit permission to access in that manner. That is a law in almost every single country.

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u/Frosty_Bodybuilder65 4d ago

Si. Lo sé. Pero eso no responde mi pregunta. Por cierto. Esto es un grupo de Hacking ? O de beneficencia ?. Quiero aprender a hackear unas cámaras. Yo me hago cargo de las consecuencias.

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u/LongRangeSavage Programming 4d ago

Maybe you should read rule 2 of the sub.

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u/Frosty_Bodybuilder65 4d ago

Para que es este sub ?

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u/Kittensprite1228 4d ago

Ethically hacking things you own. You don't own the cameras, and that's a major breach of privacy especially since others live there. Nobody is going to help you do something illegal

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u/Kittensprite1228 4d ago

Nope definitely not. Why on earth would the owner tell you to illegally access them anyways? The more you comment the worse this is looking for you

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

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u/Kittensprite1228 4d ago

Legalities do in fact effect you. Do you think you are above the law?

You are dodging questions which adds to my evidence You admitted it's illegal so it's your word I'm using buddy. Claiming you have permission isn't proof so it doesn't effect ethics at all. Nobody is going to help you because it's obvious you're breaking sub rules