pssed path is not loaded or passwords.json not visible for some reason

[silkyclouds]

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Context

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• I use the docker image ullaakut/cameradar

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• I use the latest commit of the master branch

Environment

My operating system:

• Linux

Issue

I run the docker container with the following command :

root@Tower:~# sudo docker run ullaakut/cameradar -t 192.168.3.92 -v /mnt/cache/appdata:/tmp/dictionaries
Loading credentials...ok
Loading routes...ok

I have a passwords.json file present in /mnt/cache/appdata:

-rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 2.1G Mar 22 17:52 passwords.json

If I run :

sudo docker run ullaakut/cameradar -t 192.168.3.92 -v /mnt/cache/appdata:/tmp/dictionaries -c "/tmp/dictionaries/passwords.json"
Loading credentials...ko
✖ unable to load credentials dictionary: could not read credentials dictionary file at "/tmp/dictionaries/passwords.json": open /tmp/dictionaries/passwords.json: no such file or directory

Why is cameradar not seeing my passwords.json file ?

What was expected

That cameradar reads my passwords.json file

What happened

error.

Logs

were already pasted above.

[silkyclouds]

OK I investigated a little more and finaly did notice there is a json file existing. and I could actually replace it !

here is my problem :

I have an EZVIZ camera, that was shipped without a QR code. I HAD it in the user manual, but dumb as I am, I lost it.

Today, I want to move that camera to frigate and get rid of EZVIZ app / cloud. Therefore I need to find its RTSP password back.

I have 3 of these cameras, so I can say the following :

user is always "admin"

password is always a combination of 6 letters, all UPPERCASE.

Do you eventually have a tool that could help me generate a json file including all possible combinations of 6 letters, all uppercase passwords ? I've tried to create a python script to do so, but it jeeps crashing due to the fact it is using too much resources :(

I was able to generate a txt file that includes the approx 309 million possibilities, but cameradar cannot read txt files...

Any help welcome ! :)

thanks!

[Ullaakut]

Hi @silkyclouds !

If you were able to generate a text file using your python script, it should be quite quick to write the file in json format instead of text. See the json encoder for python3.

If you find out what the credentials were, and that they were default credentials, please share them with us, this could help other users like you in the future! :) And make sure to change those credentials once you have access to the admin panel, to keep your network secure.