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How to Hack security cameras using Google Search

Surveillance camera footage of a public building entrance.

There's nothing more tedious, yet exciting, than watching surveillance cameras at work. They prey on the innocent and the unknowing. They protect businesses, workplaces, and homes. They catch criminals in the act, find hilarious anomalies, and are just darn cool when you're not the one that's supposed to be eavesdropping with them.

Well, how exactly do you watch a security camera that isn't yours? Google.

This video tutorial from Digital Fx Cube shows you how to hack security cameras using Google Search. Yep, that's right… no one is safe now, not with millions of viewers.

You can easily do a quick Google Search for any unsecured surveillance cameras on the web. The links send you to the camera's video. Not all of the links work though, but when they do, some of the user controls actually allow you to "control" the actual video camera. Cool, huh?

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