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3 Ways to Hack CCTV Cameras (and How to Prevent It from Happening to You) Though advances have been made in recent years, many CCTV cameras remain troublingly vulnerable to attack. Malicious actors have developed a wide range of techniques to circumvent security protocols and gain access to video surveillance systems. Some use very simple exploits (that take mere minutes), while others prefer more sophisticated intrusions (that infiltrate even hardened systems). Though their methods may vary, talented hackers can make their way into your home security or enterprise surveillance network. Once inside, they can use remote access to watch the world through your cameras—or potentially even take control of them. Raising the bar on security is the whole point of installing CCTV cameras in the first place. So, these vulnerabilities largely defeat the purpose of investing in a surveillance system. TThe entire industry received a wake-up call to this reality following the revelation in 2017 that more than half a dozen Hikvision brand wifi cameras were being accessed through a backdoor password reset flaw. The problem created embarrassing headlines (the hashtag #hakvision circulated on social channels). And ICS-Cert, an agency within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, characterized the vulnerability as “remotely exploitable” with a “low skill level to exploit.” Despite this incident raising overall awareness, many organizations are still woefully behind when it comes to safeguarding their camera systems. To better prepare, all enterprises should understand the following three methods that are among the most commonly used by criminals to gain unauthorized access to CCTV cameras.
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A complete course about major cryptocurrencies, what are they for, how do they work and what makes them important. What you'll learn What are Cryptocurrencies Thechnology behind Cryptocurrencies Criminal activity with Cryptocurrencies Accessing Cryptocurrencies and Wallets What are Public and Private Keys What are Tokens and Coins? Volatility of Cryptocurrencies, and Who Controls the Price Creation of a Personal Token/Coin What is Bitcoin [BTC] What is Ripple [XRP] What is Bitcoin Cash [BCH] What is Cardano [ADA] What is Ethereum [ETH] What is Litecoin [LTC] What is NEO [NEO] What is Stellar [XLM] What is Monero [XMR] What is EOS [EOS] What is Dash [DASH] What is IOTA [MIOTA] What is NEM [XEM] Cryptocurrency Uses in the Real World Requirements As this course is for beginners, there are no requirements to taking it Description The use of cryptocurrency is growing and there are no signs that its adoption is slowing down. Even in the movies, cryptocurrency and the blockchain is being mentioned more and more. Not only are major companies also creating their own cryptocurrencies, but also known as digital currencies, and taking them as a method of payment, but countries around the world are also looking into creating their own cryptocurrencies as an alternative unit of currency, and using them both as a method of payment and overall unit of transaction. There are even companies who now give their employees the option to be paid in cryptocurrency! But what exactly are cryptocurrencies and why bother to use them? What are coins and tokens, and are they both cryptocurrencies? And what is the difference between the thousands of cryptocurrencies that are on the exchanges? Join us on this course to learn about cryptocurrencies and become smarter about investment, payment, and transaction options that may affect your future. Who this course is for: People looking to use alternative payments Companies that want to accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies Anyone who is interested in the world of digital advancement Investors that need additional information before investing into blockchain companies [Hidden Content] [Hidden Content]
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