Researchers Find Same RSA Encryption Key Used 28,000 Times
itwbennett writes In the course of trying to find out how many servers and devices are still vulnerable to the Web security flaw known as FREAK, researchers at Royal Holloway of the University of London found something else of interest: Many hosts (either servers or other Internet-connected devices) share the same 512-bit public key. In one egregious example, 28,394 routers running a SSL VPN module all use the same 512-bit public RSA key.
Then it deserves at least social shaming and ostracism, if not worse than those minor responses to venial sins. Protecting the manufacturers only creates an environment where the incentives are aligned for them to do it again. If manufacturers aren't keenly aware that they need to protect their reputation, then they will cut every corner that doesn't provide them a competitive advantage.
My God, it's Full of Source!
OUTSIDE_IP=$(dig +short my.ip @outsideip.net)
*.myfoscam.org/organizationName=ShenZhen Foscam Intelligent Technology Co,Ltd
Seems to be a network enabled camera.