IANA's serivce name/port registry lists 67/udp as BOOTP, and the associated RFC specifies 67 as the server (with 68 as a client). However, Nmap identified the service as dhcps. IANA doesn't mention it, but Wikipedia mentions that DHCP also uses port 67 (and 68).
nmap -sS -sU -p 67 -T3 -A -vvv --script all 192.168.10.1
This test requires root priviliges.
Is there any chance that this will cause damage/in some way alter the code executing on the camera?
Shouldn't be.
Does this test prelude/follow up on others? If so, what?
Maybe. If the service is bootps, further investigation may yield a method of mapping parts of the filesystem.
If the test is inconclusive, utilizing the DHCP failover protocol (port 647/847) may yield more information.
mishaturnbull
commented
5 years ago
This is a request for information issue
Want to test more in-depth AP mode's port
67/udp.IANA's serivce name/port registry lists
67/udpas BOOTP, and the associated RFC specifies67as the server (with68as a client). However, Nmap identified the service asdhcps. IANA doesn't mention it, but Wikipedia mentions that DHCP also uses port 67 (and 68).This test requires root priviliges.
Is there any chance that this will cause damage/in some way alter the code executing on the camera? Shouldn't be.
Does this test prelude/follow up on others? If so, what? Maybe. If the service is bootps, further investigation may yield a method of mapping parts of the filesystem. If the test is inconclusive, utilizing the DHCP failover protocol (port 647/847) may yield more information.