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- 2. Internet is made of cats, porn and stuff your neighbors shouldn't know about you.
- 7. Agenda • Introduction • Fun stuff • Fun stuff • Fun stuff • Not fun stuff • Questions
- 8. Glossary • ICS – Industrial Control System • SCADA - Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition
- 9. Does those disturb you?
- 10. It is disturbing for some people!
- 11. And yet we love to watch other people!
- 12. The more stupid shit the better!
- 14. Would you want to see your face here?
- 15. Would you want to see your face here?
- 16. Would you want to see your face here?
- 17. Would you want to see your face here?
- 18. Sure, install this in your house and …
- 20. IP Cam + Security Ignorance = …
- 21. Cheap room in good localization?
- 22. Even bees have cams!
- 24. Hiya!
- 25. It gets creepy as fuck
- 28. So how about offices?
- 29. Yuuup!
- 30. G’night!
- 31. Shopping
- 32. Could you enter your PIN please?
- 35. “Christian counseling call-in show”
- 36. Barking cameras with light control
- 38. You’re not safe in the middle of a fucking forest either!
- 39. Sometimes you can identify specific place from cam
- 40. Like this
- 41. So… what exactly happens here?
- 42. CSI level stuff
- 44. Another one?
- 51. How much? Basic features = free Extended features = 49 USD one time payment
- 53. A shitload of RDP sessions…
- 54. … even on prehistoric systems
- 55. Refridgerator units (there’s ammonia control in menus!)
- 58. Licenceplate recognition with database
- 62. Some kind of turbine?
- 63. 19651 gallons = 74387 liters
- 64. No clue what’s that but – 32767m3
- 65. Another tank, this time with huge pressure
- 66. A MINE!
- 67. Hong Kong Shopping Mall LED Control Panel
- 68. Electric substation (?) with main switch
- 71. So…imagine you have a crematory… Photo: https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/9bvxmd/shodan-exposes-the-dark-side-of-the-net
- 72. … or a bunch of traffic lights Photo: https://money.cnn.com/gallery/technology/security/2013/05/01/shodan-most-dangerous-internet-searches/3.html
- 73. Swimming pool acid pump Photo: https://money.cnn.com/gallery/technology/security/2013/05/01/shodan-most-dangerous-internet-searches/3.html
- 75. Power plant
- 77. Screenshot
- 80. Security researchers claim that at least 68,000 medical systems — like MRI scanners and infusion systems — from a “large, unnamed US health group” are accessible online for hackers to attack. Source: https://gizmodo.com/thousands-of-medical-devices-are-open-to-hacking-over-t-1733961503
- 81. Source: https://mashable.com/2017/07/18/hacking-boats-is-fun-and-easy/?europe=true#edR_65LnKaqf Anyone who gained access to the system in question, and was so inclined, could manually change a ship's GPS coordinates or possibly even brick the boat's navigation system entirely by uploading new firmware
- 83. “We did research in which we used Shodan and found all of the nuclear plants in France that are connected to the internet. If a user knows what he is looking for, he could easily find this information.” - Cyber Security at Civil Nuclear Facilities Understanding the Risks(September 2015)
- 85. Questions?