IPCam Enhanced Firmware

README.TXT - some notes about the IPC-1002 IP Camera (0.8kb)

Official firmware:

• firmware-1208-1116-eng.bin (v1.1.0.16) (3.0Mb)
  
• firmware-eng.bin (v1.1.0.18) (3.0Mb)
  
• firmware-eng-EM4482.bin (v1.1.0.38) (3.0Mb)
  

Note: The best I've achieved is with the second firmware (telnet-rootshell). Once logged in as roger (password roger) run the "sh" binary in roger's home directory (eg: ./sh) and then run "su". At that point you're root and can do all sorts of cool stuff.

Note: If you have problems upgrading where it gives a message saying that there wasn't enough memory, try reverting to the stock firmware and then try the upgrade again.

With telnet enabled, login as roger/roger:
firmware-v1.1.0.38-telnet-websh.bin (2.9Mb) - modified firmware
firmware-v1.1.0.38-telnet-websh.txt (0.4kb)

As above, with setuid shell ~roger/sh, then run su to become root:
firmware-v1.1.0.38-telnet-rootshell.bin modified firmware (2.9Mb)
firmware-v1.1.0.38-telnet-rootshell.txt information (0.4kb)

With telnet enabled, with various setuid binaries in ~roger (untested):
firmware-v1.1.0.38-telnet-suidstuff.bin modified firmware (2.9Mb)
firmware-v1.1.0.38-telnet-suidstuff.txt information (0.4kb)

As above, with new account toor/toor that has UID=0 (untested):
firmware-v1.1.0.38-telnet-suidstuff-toor.bin modified firmware (2.9Mb)
firmware-v1.1.0.38-telnet-suidstuff-toor.txt information (0.4kb)

• Disassembly of the upfirmware file using ARM2HTML (1.0Mb)
  
• Web CGI 'hello world' test program, built for ARM7/bFLT (28.kb)
  
• Multiview application (27Mb)
  
• VC0568 Datasheet (2.6Mb)
  

WARNING: The firmware files on this page are provided as a user service. In no way does their availability imply any suitability for any particular purpose, nor responsibility for any problems. You are entirely responsible for the use of the firmware. In particular, you are warned that the firmware might break your camera and it will be your problem.