#Securityspy server how to#

Here are some examples of Shodan Dorks I used in the past (one per line). Of course there is more and you can also combine this queries to make better results. Example: apache **port:**8080īefore/after: - Find devices before or after between a given time. Port: - Find devices based on open ports. Os: - Find devices based on operating system. Net: - Find devices based on an IP address or /x CIDR. Hostname: - Find devices matching the hostname. Geo: - Find devices by giving geographical coordinates. Example: city:“México”Ĭountry: - Find devices in a particular country. Basic Shodan QueriesĬity: - Find devices in a particular city. Thanks to Shodan we can check the information on the stage of intelligence gathering ( OSINT), leave no traces of our intelligence, without arousing the suspicion of our target. It’s like running nmap and doing active reconnaissance for the entire Internet. Google indexes pages and materials hosted on Not only web servers, but also printers and network devices, webcams, voip phones, washing machines, refrigerators, gas station pumps, whole IoT and other strange things connected to the Internet. Similar principle of operation only on different input data. It also reminds me of the Google Hacks I wrote about yesterday. I’m not sure if Shodan Hacks is a good name, but I like it. Server, err := securityspy.GetServer(&securityspy.Yes, everyone knows Shodan (and who does not know, and wants to hack, should know). See the SecSp圜LIĪpp for examples of other methods.

None of theĪctions methods are invoked here. This example shows some of the data that is provided by the API. Save files locally or stream from io.ReadCloser.List and retrieve motion captured videos.List and retrieve continuous captured videos.These files can be listed and downloaded with this library. SecuritySpy saves video and image files based on motion and continuous capture Method to inject custom events into the event stream.In the case of a channel binding, the event is sent to the channel When a bound event fires the callback method it's bound SecuritySpy has a handy event stream you can bind functions and/or channels toĪll or specific events. Control all PTZ actions including invoking and saving presets.Arm and Disarm actions, motion capture and continuous capture.

Get live JPEG images in image format, or save files locally.

Save live video snippets locally (requires FFMPEG).

Submit G711 audio (files or microphone) to a camera from an io.ReadCloser.

Stream live G711 audio from an io.ReadCloser.

Stream live H264 or MJPEG video from an io.ReadCloser.

Schedule Presets can be retrieved and invoked.

All server and system Info is exposed with one API web request.

There's a lot more to learn about this package in GODOC.

#Securityspy server how to#

It's full of great examples on how to use this library, and can be easily installed with homebrew. Most of the testing is done with this app. Feedback is welcomed!įfmpeg is used if you want video snippets, but not required for most functions.Ī command line interface app that uses this library exists. (e) Watch(retryInterval, refreshOnConfigChange)įull Featured Go Library for SecuritySpy'sĮverything is reasonably tested and working. (c) SetScheduleOverride(mode, overrideID) (c) SaveVideo(ops, length, maxsize, outputFile)