In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, the convergence of surveillance systems, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and software development has opened up a realm of possibilities. One such avenue is the utilization of DAHUA’s own SDK (Software Development Kit) and devices, which serves as a gateway for AI providers to integrate their own cutting-edge AI algorithms into the solutions provided to their clients, in a B2B matter. This advancement not only enhances security measures but also paves the way for innovative applications across various industries.
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DAHUA Devices and Home Automation
Domoticz, Home Assistant, Smartthings, Homeseer are just a few of the solutions used to automate a home. We’re working on fully integrating the DAHUA devices with these solutions.
So, what do you use? What would you like?
Don’t forget to check out our DAHUA<->MQTT broker/translator!
DAHUA Hard Reset Kit
Due to popular demand, we will be able to provide a DAHUA Hardware Reset Kit, along with dedicated software. You can contact us for details.
DAHUA gDMSS or iDMSS for Windows
Are you looking for a iDMSS or gDMSS-like software for Windows? Our friends at https://www.preferredsolutions.us?offer a good alternative for it – named IPRVM, since no DMSS software has been written for Microsoft Windows.
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DAHUA ANPR Monitor, Manager & Automation [Windows]
DAHUA devices displaying “HACKED [x]” as Channel Name
DAHUA Recording Devices have been Hacked globally
It seems that many recording devices manufactured by DAHUA have been accessed and reconfigured, one way or another, by automated software developed by hackers. Usually, these are devices that are directly connected to the Internet and are accessed directly, not via a VPN or, maybe, a SSH tunnel (please contact us if you want to know how to secure your devices).
Devices affected include DVRs, HCVRs, NVRs, XVRs etc.
Continue reading DAHUA devices displaying “HACKED [x]” as Channel Name
It seems that many recording devices manufactured by DAHUA have been accessed and reconfigured, one way or another, by automated software developed by hackers. Usually, these are devices that are directly connected to the Internet and are accessed directly, not via a VPN or, maybe, a SSH tunnel (please contact us if you want to know how to secure your devices).
Devices affected include DVRs, HCVRs, NVRs, XVRs etc.
Continue reading DAHUA devices displaying “HACKED [x]” as Channel Name
DAHUA Timelapse Snapshots and Animated GIFS
Our brilliant Software Engineers have developed some applications that can be used to create timelapse snapshots for DAHUA devices:
- Windows: a Windows-based application, that resides in the System Tray and captures snapshots at your defined rate
- Linux: a Linux-server based application, without a GUI, that captures snapshots and, also, can make animated gifs (with the option to upload / synchronize them with a website); of course, if needed, we can also provide longer videos created from the snapshots
- ARM/Embedded: an embedded device version that can be used with ARM-based embedded devices
Interested?
Give us a shout at [email protected] for more details!
DAHUA 2 Youtube Live! – DEMO
A quick demo of our solution that lets anyone stream a local or remote DAHUA IP Device ( camera, DVR channel, NVR channel ) to a YouTube Live event.
Contact us for requirements, pricing, setup and support.
DAHUA Devices used for DDoS attacks
Seems that the vulnerability we’ve been investigating and patching (at least, for our clients that love to have their networks secured) has been used to fuel up a BOTNET [roBOT+NETwork] (or maybe more) of CCTV devices. Or, at least, part of it.
Although we are a 3rd party company, we are keen to provide our users with safe devices/increase the security of their existing devices. We already have developed a VPN-based / SSH-based backup-plan for those that are using these systems, so please feel free to contact us
For those that are affected (victims) of these type of attacks, we will provide, on request, a solution that we think it falls into ‘active cyber defense’ – a future way to protect online businesses and consumers. You are also encouraged to contact us for a brief discussion.
This article will be updated with news, as they are incoming..