Dedsec Ptz Exploit
DEDSEC_PTZ_EXPLOIT
DEDSEC_PTZ_EXPLOIT is a exploit tool that can control camera movement even without a username and password.
DESCRIPTION
PTZ stands for Pan, Tilt, and Zoom, and it refers to the capabilities of a type of camera commonly known as a PTZ camera. These cameras are designed for remote control over their movement and focus. Here’s what each component of PTZ represents:
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Pan: This refers to the horizontal movement of the camera. A PTZ camera can rotate left and right, allowing it to cover a wide area without physically moving the camera itself.
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Tilt: Tilt refers to the vertical movement of the camera. A PTZ camera can tilt up and down, enabling it to change its viewing angle and cover a range of vertical angles.
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Zoom: Zoom refers to the camera’s ability to change its focal length, making objects appear closer or farther away. PTZ cameras often come with optical zoom capabilities, allowing them to capture distant subjects with clarity.
PTZ cameras are commonly used for surveillance, video conferencing, and live event coverage, as they offer the flexibility to adjust the camera’s view remotely. This makes them particularly useful in situations where you need to monitor or capture different parts of a scene without physically repositioning the camera.
DEDSEC_PTZ_EXPLOIT is a exploit tool with the ability to send meticulously crafted code, enabling it to gain control over the target camera’s movements and execute PTZ (Pan, Tilt, Zoom) commands seamlessly, all accomplished without the necessity of a username and password. This tool empowers users to manipulate camera functions and surveillance angles with precision, making it a valuable asset in various applications such as security, monitoring, and remote control scenarios.
INSTALLATION
* git clone https://github.com/0xbitx/DEDSEC_PTZ_EXPLOIT.git
* cd DEDSEC_PTZ_EXPLOIT
* pip3 install pystyle pycryptodome tabulate tqdm
* python3 dedsec_ptz_exploit.py
TESTED ON FOLLOWING
- Kali Linux
- Parrot OS
- Ubuntu
TESTED ON FOLLOWING
- cctv camera Onvif protocol
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