Blogs and message forums buzzed this week with the discovery that a pair of simple Google searches permits access to well over 1,000 unprotected surveillance cameras around the world - apparently without their owners' knowledge.
Searching on certain strings within a URL sniffs out networked cameras that have Web interfaces permitting their owners to view them remotely, and even direct the cameras' motorized pan-and-tilt mechanisms from the comfort of their own desktop.
Now i am not sure if i am allowed to post this here, but here you have a google search with direct links to security cams
pretty funny, i'll bet the people running them will try to sue google or something, just like the retarded folks who ran a premium porn site with pages that could be accesses by google... what are they retarded? add security, you can't blame a search engine hehe
just klick on the links to see the feed, not all links are working anymore, guess some ppl must have heard that news. A lot of .edu cams are in that list, maybe we can spy on Esel-Gesi partying
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