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40K IoT cameras worldwide stream secrets to anyone with a browser.
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Any camera you expose to the internet with no protection is vulnerable. The issue is just that they're accessible over the internet without a password.
Follow best practices by keeping your cameras on a separate VLAN that's isolated from the internet, and you'll be fine. Use a VPN like Tailscale to view your cameras while away.