Security camera video flaw lets voyeurs see all

Video feeds from some home users' Internet security cameras — including children's rooms and bathroom scenes — are being seen by others around the world because of a coding error that is part of the cameras' software.

Security flaw exposed in home security cameras

Trendnet, a maker of Web-connected home security cameras, has issued an update to fix a vulnerability that allows Internet users to spy on private video feeds.

Flaw in Home Security Cameras Exposes Live Feeds to Hackers

A flaw in home security cameras made by Trendnet potentially exposed thousands of customers to possible hackers who could access the live video feeds without a password.

Orlando police urges homeowners to install video cameras

Security cameras are everywhere, on our streets at the ATM and in just about every store or business. Police love them because when a crime is caught on camera, they say the odds they'll make an arrest skyrockets. In fact, the Orlando Police Department has formed a new tactical squad designed to take advantage of all the crime fighting technology available. According to the latest market ...

Glitch Lets Web Users Watch Video From Home Security Cameras

A seemingly minor coding glitch has created big problems for the popular webcam company Trendnet. A security breach in their home security cameras has allowed web users to access live feeds from some of the devices without entering in password information. In recent weeks, internet addresses have been posted on various message board websites providing links to live footage from unsuspecting ...