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      <title>Hiding Behind a CCTV - Turning a Hikvision RCE into a Covert Network Proxy</title>
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      <description>In this blog, I show how a single unauthenticated vulnerability in a Hikvision CCTV camera gave me not just a root shell on the device, but a covert network proxy, routing my traffic through the camera so every packet appeared to come from a surveillance device instead of my machine.</description>
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