EyeSpy: enumerate and gain access to IP cameras via RTSP
EyeSpy
EyeSpy was developed by Miiden and utilizes PowerShell to help with penetration tests and research in a Windows environment. EyeSpy is designed to enumerate and gain access to IP cameras via RTSP. It provides a flexible and efficient way to scan for open RTSP ports, check if authentication is required, and attempt common credential spraying attacks.
Usage
EyeSpy provides several command-line options to customize its behavior:
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-Search <IP/CIDR>: Scan a single IP or CIDR range for open RTSP ports. -
-NoAuth <IP/CIDR>: Scan for open RTSP ports and spray for common paths. Returns any camera with no authentication required by checking common camera paths with no authentication header. -
-AuthAttack <IP:PORT>: Perform a password spray attack on the specified IP:PORT. -
-AuthAttack <IP:PORT> -Path 'KnownPath': Perform a password spray attack on the specified IP:PORT/PATH. Assume the path is correct and does not test for “NoAuth”. -
-Auto <IP/CIDR>: Perform a fully automatic scan within a specified IP range (CIDR notation). This scan will find open ports and spray each path with combinations of common and default credentials. -
-Timeout (10-2000): (Default: 200) Change the global timeout value for receiving, Increase value for things that might take a while to respond. -
-Help: Display the help menu, showing usage instructions and examples.
Examples
Search for common open RTSP ports on a single IP or across a range.
EyeSpy –Search 192.168.0.1/24
Searches for common open RTSP ports and checks common paths if authentication is required.
EyeSpy –NoAuth 192.168.0.123
Performs a password spraying attack with common credentials on a known open IP:Port
EyeSpy –AuthAttack 192.168.0.66:8554
Performs a password spraying attack with common credentials on a known open IP:Port/Path
EyeSpy –AuthAttack 192.168.0.123:554 –Path ‘MyStream‘
Performs all of the above automatically across a single IP or range.
Eyespy –Auto 192.168.0.1/24
Displays the Help
Eyespy –Help
Install
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