From: p1g (killfactory@gmail.com)
Date: Thu Aug 23 2007 - 23:51:01 EDT
You could maybe query WMI via vbs, perl, WMI, nessus, etc.
You could query the filesystem or registry for installed camera software.
query registery for usb devices.
If you knew what model of camera was being used, it would ne easier :)
, yea, i know...
FYI..
The nessus-users list would be a good place to ask.
Sometimes this list(pen-test) reacts differently to the 'I want to
search my network for stuff' questions.
On 8/23/07, Holstein, Robert - BLS CTR <Holstein.Robert@bls.gov> wrote:
> Does anyone have a method for remotely detecting webcams installed on
> Windows hosts? I have the need to conduct an audit to find out if
> certain staff are using webcams. I may have administrative rights to the
> targets remotely, but no physical, or console access.
> Any input would be appreciated.
>
> Thank you,
> Robert C. Holstein
> IT Security Analyst
> Bureau of Labor Statistics
> (202)-691-7611
>
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