How criminals are using jammers, deauthers to disrupt WiFi security cameras

Re:How criminals are using jammers, deauthers to disrupt WiF... by tmm84 on Tuesday October 04, 2022 @09:46PM (#33090011)

This should be the product people want. I'm betting that the price difference (percentage wise) is low when purchasing a camera. I can't help but think that finding out if the camera is recording to a card will lead to home invasions to get the physical media it writes to as well. Essentially, a cat and mouse game with more and more higher stakes for the thieves and their innocent targets.

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Re:How criminals are using jammers, deauthers to disrupt WiF... by walterbell on Tuesday October 04, 2022 @09:54PM (#33090082)

It's trivial to open most door locks.

One mitigation is to secure the physical camera, e.g. Axis P1204 can separate the camera lens by 25 feet from the camera with SD card, which can be located inside a locked enclosure/safe/room.

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Re:How criminals are using jammers, deauthers to disrupt WiF... by Spooky23 on Tuesday October 04, 2022 @10:48PM (#33090497)

That’s the magic of Eufy (the Anker brand for this).

The cameras run on a separate wireless network and save to an SD card in the base station. You can also do RTSP streams.

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Re:How criminals are using jammers, deauthers to disrupt WiF... by Dalewyn on Tuesday October 04, 2022 @11:13PM (#33090678)

The connection between base station and camera is vulnerable to jamming attacks.

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