Dahua Product Availability in the U.S. ends December 31, 2025

[steve1225]

there is proposal to give FCC power to revoke existing certifications for previously approved devices.
Main target is DJI, but this can be used also to all Dahua / HIK cams / NVRs...

taken from DJI group on reddit

 

[Looksee]

Fear makes people act dopey.

 

[Spirch]

Lots of Flash Sale here in Canada. lol

i wish adi would allow non business people, can't get in here

 

[tigerwillow1]

there is proposal to give FCC power to revoke existing certifications for previously approved devices.
Main target is DJI, but this can be used also to all Dahua / HIK cams / NVRs...

Notice that it says:

"Operating a device with revoked certification could become illegal", making the IPCT membership list an easy starting point for the SWAT raids.

 

[steve1225]

there is lot of hate on DJI drone groups

 

[steve1225]

link to FCC revoke rights discussion...

 

[johnfitz]

link to FCC revoke rights discussion...

I like this guy's comment

 

[steve1225]

 

[Parley]

It is a bargaining tactic from Trump. The 100% tariffs are because China is playing games with their rare earth elements and our industry uses lots of it. You will notice that Trump has been encouraging and helping the rare earth production in this country. We shall see what happens. One such place is the Mountain Pass mine in California right off of I-15 and close to the Nevada border.

 

[MikeLud1]

 

[StevenFromTexas]

I made it to 13:30 of the video and decided it was too late to drink coffee to try and stay awake until the end.

 

[Parley]

I made it to 13:30 of the video and decided it was too late to drink coffee to try and stay awake until the end.

I did about the same. Too long for this time of night.

 

[bigredfish]

I did the whole thing.

Honestly, I won't lose one wink of sleep.

This is a guy who finds vulnerabilities in Fortune 500 enterprise software. He had to make some assumptions, do a ton of pre-planning for this video and ultimately got some corrupted video. Yes he also found the camera serial number. And he showed that Dahua's P2P server was using outdated TLS 1 encryption.

He was also using an older version of SmartPSS which is why it was discontinued in July 2024 and I think was a key part of why he was semi-successful..
Its odd that he hit the P2P server on Alibaba network as I thought, and can see from my house, it goes through AWS servers and was also part of the whole security update Dahua made last summer.. Perhaps the P2P server you hit is region/location dependent.?

But this was all predicated on a man in the middle attack which isnt necessarily simple

I'm not a hacker, but while he could see the request for updated firmware, in order to use that vector and send the camera fw with a payload it would accept, he's still got a lot of work to do. The camera won't accept just anything you send it.

I'm at the limit of my knowledge, but if that guy hacks my system he deserves it.