Since this is wireless, can this be easily hacked?
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I wouldn't consider it easy. If there are any known vulnerabilities there will be a firmware upgrade available on the foscam site. I would be more worried about your wireless router vulnerabilities than the camera itself. In either case make sure you use wpa2 encryption and set a good user/password and check for firmware updates every month and this will nearly eliminate the possibilities of getting compromised. To note there are logs on the camera on who access it and from what ip. I hope this helps.
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You would have problems with the connection from one unit to the other. I think it could be hacked, but it would take some imagination and know-how.
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It is not set up as a Wireless unit--quite honestly, I am not certain that the capability exists
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I don't believe so. You need the keyboard access to enter the router access and passwords, but you only have to do it once.
1010528
Yes, it can do a random mode. I'm not sure about the wireless feature, its not on my model.
455573
Highly unlikely. I doubt many (if any) have drivers for it, or the system infrastructure to support wireless unless it is built in. This is designed for computers.
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No. Not unless u have some form of automaton system or software such as an ISY99, Homeseer or network interface.
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The keypad will not be locked out but your wireless devices will have to be reprogrammed.
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Yes. Just don't plug it up to a switch on the network or else you'll have an additional IP to worry about.
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Hey Mr. Samuel, perhaps, but not easily. The "scripts" are setup to use the McTiVia as wireless gateway and the ip address is configured during setup. You might be able to redirect it to another McTiVia unit but I am pretty sure it will not be easy. Lee running on a Mac
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That will not do what your asking it to. Has a wifi receiving card in it replaces the one in your PC or laptop.
343750
Nope. This is the castrated version that is not hackable. Do yourself a favor and get the WRT54GL. The extra money pays for the extra cost needed for quality, even if you use the stock firmware (which I am using).
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I don't think so. It requires a dongle to receive a wifi signal, so I don't think it's that high tech.
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I am sure someone with enough savvy could hack into the system. However, since it uses wifi from a home, it would be advisable to make sure you have a secure wifi network to set up on. I know I had no problems when I travelled as I secure all my phones and devices. I would advise to check on the internet to see if any issues have been reported for this particular device.
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probably, but you'll probably have to install a custom bios to bypass the whitelist, if you do so, follow the directions to the t.
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As long as they do not have crazy high complex authentications like Enterprise WPA2 PEAP you should be fine. My complex had such authentication requiring a username and password so this did not work (nor could I find any WISP router that works). Did work though to allow me to use someones Comcast WiFi without my wireless devices riding on his WiFi connection, only used his bandwidth for web use, not things like file transfers or WiFi printing.
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I would assume so. This device is essentially acting like a switch on the network. Once its connected, anything you plug into it should pull an address from the DHCP service. Although if they're already accessible wirelessly, why buy this?