Obvious disclaimer and as mentioned in the video: Do not do this on any device you don't own! That would be illegal and could have serious consequences.
This is a recording from a lecture I gave at a Sydney Based University. In this video I demonstrated the vulnerabilities of IoT devices and how they need the same protection as any other device we expose to the internet.
Obviously to fit within a 15-minute time frame, this process is expedited, and the scanning and information gather / enumeration phases would take much longer. As well as the exploit phase could rely on a CSRF attack as opposed to a brute-force. Regardless, the aim was to demonstrate the same vulnerabilities can still be present of devices we may not expect to have them.
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