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We Put The "Security" in Security Cameras

It needs to be secure, and it needs to be on the Internet.

What could go wrong?

Google: [inurl:"ViewerFrame?Mode="]
Google: [inurl:"view/index.shtml"]

Here's what went wrong:

Stuttgart Airport, in Germany

Have fun controlling this one:

A city street in Japan

All the links from the first search string are for a remote-controllable camera style. The second aren't, but tend to have more interesting applications.

The exact link that I found in Google to the German airport was this.

I checked out the root URL (195.243.185.195) and got the slick, four-at-a-time interface linked above.

Just another example of why, if something is important, you really shouldn't put it on the Internet. (Unless you know what you're doing...)

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