SHODAN Explained! (It's Scary Easy to do) | Let's Hack

Shodan is a search engine that lets the user find specific types of computers (webcams, routers, servers, etc.) connected to the internet using a variety of filters. Some have also described it as a search engine of service banners, which are meta-data the server sends back to the client. This can be information about the server software, what options the service supports, a welcome message or anything else that the client can find out before interacting with the server.
Today I will take you through a full tour of what all Shodan can accomplish.

Time Stamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:35 - Theory
1:40 - Practical
7:45 - Outro

#cybersecurity #shodan #2024

[adityasaikiaas]

it's kinda crazy how nobody is talking about the book whispers of manifestation on borlest

[fwytbms]

Kindly make cyber crime digital forensic course from beginner to advanced as well.

[vinraghav]

2:45 The re*ard says "these webcams are open" but when clicks on any of them, no webcam loads up for viewing. Intentionally hides the browser's tabs to show us a fake tab which was not opened from shodan.

[SevenHeavenlyig]

Is there any way to connect with you bud ? I'm literally impressed with your teaching skills, your content is digestible.

[mattdamon]

Not exactly showing what your straight up saying...its more like demo tool to practice... don't get confused with its hacked or something

[NotSoLuckyDucky]

at 03:07 ; Were we supposed to see that pretty print?

[bitegoatie]

Sorry, but snooping around computers that do not belong to you is legal almost nowhere. That a computer is poorly defended or not defended at all is not an invitation for people to use it. It is the same as hopping on to your neighbor's web connection without permission or walking into his house through an unlocked door. These computers you find through Shodan mostly are not intended to be on the open internet. Rather, they are simply connected, for some poorly conceived reason or for some purpose that lapsed, or they are accessible because of a software or firmware vulnerability for which the computer owner has missed an update (or many updates). Yes, this is the fault of the owner. No, it is not legal, in most places, for you to help yourself to that person's computer or network.

Collecting data about vulnerable systems, about what OS they run, what ports are open, what actual vulnerabilities are instantiated, and all that stuff, that is fair game and may be useful, which is why Shodan exists. Jumping on to these systems is not, however, fine. You need permission to do that legally, and it is important to be aware of this if you are going to mess around with vulnerability research.

[vilardi]

Very interesting...how can I check my IP to see what may be open?

[ronburgundy]

What's the difference between this and insecam?

[ayushnews]

Just found your channel!
Too good content!
(AND YES WE WANT THE BUG BOUNTY VIDEO!!)

[djr]

All the best Aadi Chawla. 👍🏽 Keep up your hard work. Wish you success. May Allah bless your hard work with success.

[BradDeBerti]

Hey bro, I love your educational videos. I'm from Nigeria and really happy to reach out

[Spectre_Za]

Wow man, thank you for this, it's insane!

[Chris-ytw]

Ahh, so that's why my webcam light kept coming on.

[Scrollunlock]

Thanks nice one. Qq how u put ur video in that circle shape ? Which app u r using for editing ?

[random]

great information. You're too underrated bro. Subscribed

[marg-xg]

what’s the point of using the internet anymore?

[Hamza-GH-Hofmann]

Great Presentation. Thanks. Sounds easy. Sincerely from Germany.

[nerdvision]

FYI, though hacking into others' computers or networks may be perfectly legal in India, it is a criminal offense in the U.S., akin to trespassing, theft, joyriding, or worse, and there are plenty of prosecutors that'll be all too happy to score points by sending you to prison for a very long time.

[imchillyb]

In the USA, unauthorized access or unauthorized attempt to access a system, device, or network, is a felony offense.

You should be aware of this.