A vulnerability in a D-Link network camera that allows attackers to remotely take over the device also exists in more than 120 other products. The vulnerability is located in a firmware service called dcp, which listens to commands on port 5978. Attackers can trigger the overflow by sending specific crafted commands and then can execute rogue code on the system. The issue was initially discovered by researchers from security start-up firm Senrio in D-link DCS-930L, a Wi-Fi enabled camera that can be controlled remotely through a smartphone app.”]