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The interactive map below shows a sample of hacked and vulnerable Hikvision IP cameras across the USA and Europe. Hover over a marker to see an image from that camera:Note: this report and map was originally published on Dec 18th for the USA only. We have now updated it to include / display European cameras.This map helps visually demonstrate how wide the practical impact and risk of easy to exploit vulnerabilities. The devices mapped above all suffer from, demonstrated in the video below:Hikvision cameras vulnerable to the are accessible across the US.
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Many of these cameras have already been exploited, altered to show 'HACKED' in place of the camera name as one example:Additional DetailsThere are 3,400 yellow markers for vulnerable cameras, and 700 red markers for 'HACKED' cameras (note in some cases, the OSD text is disabled, so while the camera name has been altered, it may not be shown in the image).The average firmware found on the vulnerable cameras had a build date over 2 years old, showing that many users do not update firmware once a device is setup. Sign UpMethodology To Create MapThis is how IPVM built the interactive map. Device IPs were exported from, the result of a. Each device was evaluated against 3 key criteria:.
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Was it located in the US or Europe, based on results of an. Was it a Hikvision device, - Hikvision OEM's were excluded. Did the camera have its name changed to some variation of 'HACKED'If the above criteria were met, a snapshot image using a public URL (/onvif-http/snapshot?auth=YWRtaW46MTEK) was taken and logged, along with latitude/longitude coordinates provided by the IP geo lookup.
