scan-for-webcams 📷
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Usage
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sfw search MJPG: for public MJPG streamers -
sfw search webcamXP: for public webcamXP streamers -
sfw search yawCam: for public yawCam steamers -
sfw search --help: for more options and help
The program will output a list of links with the format of ip_address:port, and descriptions of the image beneath it.
If your terminal supports links, click the link and open it in your browser, otherwise, copy the link and open it in your browser.
Installation
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install package from PYPI:
pip install scan-for-webcams -
set up shodan: go to shodan.io, register/log in and grab your API key
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set up clarifai: go to clarifai.com, register/log in, create an application and grab your API key
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setup geoip: go to geo.ipify.org, register/log in and grab your API key
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Add API keys:
- run
sfw setup - enter your shodan, clarifai and geoip API keys
- run
And then you can run the program!
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