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Reverse Engineering of an IP Cam (Part 2): Freeing an old cam from the Chinese Cloud

Posted on 21 January 2026 You know those IoT devices (video intercoms, cameras, sensors) which suddenly become useless because the official app disappears from the stores or the cloud servers in China are turned off, transforming the device into a useless and expensive paperweight? It happened to me with an Unotec based IP Cam Read more

By TheJoe, 2 months16 February 2026 ago

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Reverse Engineering of an IP Cam (Part 1): Extract the Firmware and its Secrets

It all started with a mystery (and very economical) IP surveillance camera from Unotec. Without documentation and without access to the web interface, the only way to understand how it worked was “get inside”. In this first part, we'll see how I managed to download the internal configuration and decode the file Read more

By TheJoe, 2 months9 February 2026 ago