These PHP scripts have a command injection vulnerability which could allow unauthorized users without admin privileges to execute remote shell commands with root privileges. What went wrong? Samsung had patched the original flaws but left one set of scripts untouched: Some PHP scripts that provide firmware updates through the SmartCam's " iWatch" webcam monitoring software. So, it turns out that Exploiteers broke into the Samsung's SmartCam devices again with a different hacking exploit, allowing hackers to view what are supposed to be private video feeds. The SmartCam HD PRO will be available in December for $179 USD.Back in 2014, the hacking group Exploiteers, which was previously known as GTVHacker, listed some SmartCam exploits that could have allowed remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands and let them change the camera's administrator password.īut instead of patching the flaw, Samsung decided to rip out the accessible web interface and use an alternate route that forced its users to run their SmartCams through the company's SmartCloud website.
At Samsung, we’ve not only focused on developing the most advanced and highest-quality IP camera in the marketplace, but have devoted significant resources to ensuring the overall experience is world class.” Samsung Techwin’s security products vice president sales and marketing Mike Palazzolo said: “Remote video monitoring options for today’s consumers are more accessible than ever. Both continuous and motion recording is an option under this setting.
For local storage, microSDXC is supported in capacities up to 64GB. Real-time alerts to a mobile device are also possible, as well as to email. The remote storage is achieved via video uploading to a private YouTube account. The video can be saved either locally or remotely, with motion detection under remote storage allowing for recording up to thirty seconds at a time. With the audio detection, the camera can pick up indicators of possible problems if it is too dark for the motion detection to do so, with the sound of breaking glass being one example. Samsung says the SmartCam HD PRO offers both advanced motion and audio detection, allowing for less false alarms in terms of picking up motion, such as what might arise from falling leaves. Motion blurs are reduced using the WDR tech, also working to reproduce details in areas where backlighting could be an issue. Using a larger sensor than some other products of a similar nature, Samsung says the larger amount of light gathered allows for more dynamic colors and clearer details in the recorded footage. The SmartCam HD PRO features a 1/2.8-inch CMOS sensor, as well as Samsung’s Light Enhancer technology and Wide Dynamic Range.
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