About this project
Cameradar is a security-focused utility for auditing RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Protocol) endpoints. It is designed to help security professionals and administrators identify vulnerable surveillance cameras on their networks. The tool automates the discovery of RTSP hosts using scanners like Nmap or Masscan, identifies device models, and attempts to brute-force stream routes and authentication credentials using customizable dictionaries.
Key features include:
- Automated RTSP host detection across specified subnets, IP ranges, or hostnames.
- Dictionary-based discovery of stream routes and login credentials.
- Support for both RTSP and RTSPS (secure) protocols.
- Frame-checking capability to validate stream accessibility and reduce false positives by confirming actual RTP packet reception.
- Flexible deployment via Docker or as a standalone Go binary, including support for Android environments via Termux.
- Output generation in terminal UI and M3U playlist format for easy playback in media players like VLC.
Cameradar is intended strictly for authorized penetration testing and security research. Users are responsible for ensuring they have explicit permission before scanning any network or device.
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