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It is very common for Network Cameras to have MJPG/MP4 streaming support through HTTP.
It would be great to detect those streams too, specially when no RTSP stream is found.
I would indeed appreciate a PR on this, but keep in mind that it might not be as simple as it sounds 🤔 A lot of the attack code of Cameradar is very much based on the RTSP protocol and the way it responds to DESCRIBE requests.
If you are able to find a reliable way to use a similar method for HTTP streams though, it would be pretty awesome!
On 23 Feb 2020, at 15:05, Brendan Le Glaunec ***@***.***> wrote:
I would indeed appreciate a PR on this, but keep in mind that it might not be as simple as it sounds 🤔 A lot of the attack code of Cameradar is very much based on the RTSP protocol and the way it responds to DESCRIBE requests.
If you are able to find a reliable way to use a similar method for HTTP streams though, it would be pretty awesome!
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It is very common for Network Cameras to have MJPG/MP4 streaming support through HTTP.
It would be great to detect those streams too, specially when no RTSP stream is found.
Would you appreciate a PR on this?
Examples:
http://93.87.72.254:8090/view/index.shtml
http://212.68.79.187/cgi-bin/guestimage.html
http://121.151.159.230:8000/Login.htm
http://185.76.59.48:8080/
http://87.139.9.247/#view
http://87.57.111.162/view/index.shtml
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