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A threat actor has announced selling a 0day vulnerability for Dahua cameras. The bad actor claimed this vulnerability supposedly works with all versions of the device.
The threat actor announced the vulnerability allowed unrestricted access and control of the camera and describing it as a Remote Code Execution (RCE) exploit.
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This exclusive vulnerability is being sold for $400,000. The seller says it’s a rare chance to access a major security solution in the camera market.
The bad actor said that Interested buyers can contact the seller for more information, Proof of Concept (PoC), or to make a purchase link provided in the post.
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