Where did you find that?
summary
Demonstrates specific, repeatable finds: use Shodan and SearchDiggity to locate VNC on 5900/5901 consoles, open MongoDB servers (examples with 381 GB and a 1.1 TB dump), exposed telnet fuel gauges on port 1001 and ~2,500 US fuel devices, baby cams streaming without auth and toilets/crematoria control panels online. Shows how an attacker can take screenshots, drop Ransom32 after discovering VNC, mine GitHub for leaked keys, and claims a full internet scan for one service can run in about 2.5 minutes. Proof-of-concept exploits observed in the wild.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:09Niall Merrigan
- 4:18Connecting Your Fridge to the Internet
- 6:28What if My Toilet Could Talk to My Doctor
- 7:00Smart Mattress Cover
- 13:12Best Ux Design of a Control System
- 33:12Mongodb
- 36:19Home Automation Systems
- 37:46How Would You Find this House
- 41:08High Frequency Ultrasound
- 41:49A Pharmacy Information System
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