Heh.

I understand they people hate to to waste time. They should just be polite about it.

Or you know .. update or delete the CoC.

Well, I guess this could be considered an update:

> We will ban you and ridicule you in public if you waste our time on crap reports.

don't compare everyone with your mom, shepard

that was my first thought too, $1.5M is peanuts for Anthropic, however $1.5M is better than nothing, so it worth some PR too. Good they do, I think we have to encourage companies to do it, shaming will not help.

the exploit is to make camera disconnect and connect to your wifi, that's how they MITM, pretty long process unless you do it often

could be automated though?

yes, everything can be automated, and as you people don't always have time to automate everything, so it depends if your area has many c200 which is a home camera, not outdoor

correct, it's in beta testing right now, you can check for alternatives https://github.com/wltechblog/thingino-installers

it does not, there are 5 versions of C200 as of now and thingino only supports one or two, it is very important to get the right chip, you can check https://openipc.org/

depends on your router, but you would want to stick to onvif or rtsp and connect to the camera using some sort of tailscale. Don't fail for installing open source firmware, there is only thingino and openipc, both are hard to install if you are a beginner, even if people say it's easy for technical specialist, it's not

They're also limited to older hardware, newer 3K+ cameras aren't supporter. Different chip in use, I guess, or there manufacturers have learned to sign this firmware and burn in the keys.

it's a stretch to call it generic hardware, all of cheap cameras use similar hardware, but every few months there is a new version of chip which you need to adjust to. It's challenging to find an exact chip if you want to, because they get out of date faster than JS frameworks