Discovers network cameras, identifies their brand, tests login credentials, and streams live video. Accessed from WiFi > Network > CCTV Sniffer. Must be connected to a WiFi network first.

Scan Modes

1. Local Network (LAN) — Finds all devices on the local network, then checks each for camera services
2. Single IP — Scan a specific IP address
3. File IP — Load a list of IPs from /unigeek/utility/cctv/targets.txt (one IP per line, # for comments)

How It Works

1. Host Discovery (LAN mode) — Scans the local subnet for active devices
2. Port Scanning — Checks common camera ports (HTTP, RTSP, proprietary) on each host
3. Brand Detection — Identifies the camera brand from server responses. Supported: Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Bosch, Samsung, Panasonic, Vivotek, Foscam, Reolink, TP-Link/Tapo, and generic cameras
4. Credential Testing — Try username/password combinations to log in (default: admin with empty password)
5. Live Streaming — View MJPEG video feed directly on the device screen with FPS counter

Menu Flow

Config:
  Mode → LAN / Single IP / File IP
  Start Scan

Scanning:
  Shows progress log (hosts found, ports open, brands detected)
  BACK → go to results

Camera List:
  192.168.1.100:80 (Hikvision)
  Select a camera → Camera Menu

Camera Menu:
  Username → edit login username
  Password → edit login password
  Stream → start live video

Storage

/unigeek/utility/cctv/targets.txt    IP list for File IP mode

Notes

• LAN mode only scans the local /24 subnet
• Live streaming only works with HTTP cameras (not RTSP-only)
• Must be connected to a WiFi network before scanning