Here is the “moneyquote”:
Once it is scanned, you assign a name and connect to the camera. A very simple and elegant setup solution to get up and running quickly.
Unfortunately for Zmodo and the purchasers of this camera this came out today(was 05/2016– then updated 08/2016): CERT² – Computer Emergency Response Team Vulnerability Note VU#301735 –
Overview
The ZModo ZP-NE14-S DVR and ZP-IBH-13W cameras contain hard-coded credentials and run telnet by default. These credentials allow root access to the device, and are hard-coded and cannot be changed by the user.
Impact
A remote unauthenticated attack with knowledge of the credentials may gain root access to the device.
Which means one has to flash the firmware to “fix” this problem, so what is the solution?
Solution
It looks like there is a solution at this time (July 2017)
https://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/301735
http://securitycameratalk.com/zmodo-zp-ibh13-w/
So what should you do if you want to run wireless IP cameras?
I would consider a different manufacturer, as this issue took a while to resolve. And cchange your default password as soon as practical.
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