How to strengthen the supervision of webcams when the national "anti-vice office" investigates and deals with water droplet videos?

To strengthen the supervision of netizens, I think it needs the joint efforts of the state, society and individuals.

The product quality supervision department of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine * * * collected 40 batches of samples from the market, and tested such items as operating system update, malicious code protection, identity authentication and safe and effective encryption of data transmission. The results show that 32 batches of samples have quality and safety hazards, of which 28 batches of samples are not encrypted; The initial password of 20 batches of samples is a weak password, or the password is changed when the password complexity is not limited; 18 batch samples did not provide login failure processing function in identity authentication; 16 batches of samples were stored locally, and data such as user passwords and sensitive information were not protected by encryption. The above problems are likely to lead to the leakage of user surveillance video or the malicious control of smart cameras.

First of all, at the national level, it is necessary to strengthen the safety supervision of webcam production, strengthen the monitoring of software passing through webcams, and avoid the phenomenon that webcams involve user privacy disclosure. In fact, the relevant government departments can take the lead in formulating a technical specification for the production of webcams, and regulate and restrict all Internet camera manufacturers to avoid technically revealing personal privacy and become the hardest hit area for webcams to be criticized.

Secondly, webcam manufacturers should effectively improve the security level of cameras. When producing cameras, it is necessary to realize data encryption transmission and app security reinforcement to avoid security defects such as user information leakage or hardware debugging interface.

Third, we should strengthen the education of users. The last barrier of network security supervision is in the hands of users. When purchasing a webcam, users must understand the technical characteristics of the product to prevent the disclosure of relevant information due to personal reasons.

In short, on the webcam, the national level should strengthen supervision, standardize and set standards, camera manufacturers should strengthen the technical upgrade of equipment, and users should have a high awareness of network security.