I believe my Hikvision may be hacked. Using BlueIris

[Jayh]

I disabled port-fowarding. Disabled UPnP. Um. It looked like it worked for awhile but now I just received a

Error: 800000007a (Check Port/User/Password) 0 on Blue Irsis Program which is due to a password change on the camera itself. I always have to use the Hikvision camera admin password reset tool to gain back access and repeat this stupid cycle every 1-2 weeks.


Any ideas? Any help would be appreciated.

 

[fenderman]

I disabled port-fowarding. Disabled UPnP. Um. It looked like it worked for awhile but now I just received a

Error: 800000007a (Check Port/User/Password) 0 on Blue Irsis Program which is due to a password change on the camera itself. I always have to use the Hikvision camera admin password reset tool to gain back access and repeat this stupid cycle every 1-2 weeks.


Any ideas? Any help would be appreciated.

The cameras could not be hacked if you actually disable port forwarding or upnp. Check again.

 

[SouthernYankee]

see
Error 8000007a and Hikvision Illegal Login Lock [solved]

 

[Jayh]

The cameras could not be hacked if you actually disable port forwarding or upnp. Check again.

Strange... Port forwarding was enabled..and I just regained access to my camera which had upnp enabled.

Thanks. Hopefully this doesn't change.

 

[fenderman]

Strange... Port forwarding was enabled..and I just regained access to my camera which had upnp enabled.

Thanks. Hopefully this doesn't change.

disable port forwarding. disable upnp both on the camera and on the router.

 

[Jayh]

disable port forwarding. disable upnp both on the camera and on the router.

Yup! I already did. I could've sworn I did this already.

 

[pozzello]

and restart your router after disabling UPNP to make sure previously opened ports are closed.

 

[alastairstevenson]

And use ShieldsUp! or similar to check if any ports are still open (check service ports, maybe also the IPnP check) : GRC | ShieldsUP! — Internet Vulnerability Profiling