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Worth noting that apparently the tool that was used is Mirai, which apparently just connects to DVRs and CC cameras and other networked devices and checks a list of 61 default passwords to see if it can get access. Not surprisingly, it gets a hold of shittons and then can use them to launch an attack. Gee just randomize an alphanumeric password and print it on the manual no? Require a physical button to reset it to a temporary default for a couple hours in case you are locked out?
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