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iot-camera-recon
Attack cameras via RTSP, ONVIF, Axis config when 554 open.
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# IoT Camera Recon Skill
IP camera assessment covering RTSP exposure, vendor configuration endpoints,
ONVIF service enumeration, authentication controls, and firmware
identification.
## When to Use
- `port-mass-scan` finds RTSP (554) or camera HTTP ports (80, 8010, 8011).
- Target is a physical security company, traffic management, or government surveillance.
- Shodan search reveals camera devices in the target's IP range.
- After `port-service-discovery` finds Axis/Hikvision/Dahua ONVIF services.
## Prerequisites