On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 08:38:58PM -0400, Dan Foster spake thusly: > We had some great IP-based security cameras but we discovered they were > Linux based and wide open to multiple vulns thanks to our vuln scanner.
I wouldn't think it a good idea to put cameras out on the public net anyway. Wouldn't you put your camera on a private network which only the camera server/recorder has access to? > So I guess the trick is to keep your product refresh cycles for security > cameras closely tied to the vendor's support lifecycle for that product. It bugs me that hardware has so much software in it these days. Every time I have to update a BIOS to get a feature working which the vendor claimed the system had (Dell, I'm looking at you!) I realize that was sold hardware that came broken straight out of the box. -- Tracy Reed http://tracyreed.org
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