Use HTTPS (SSL/TLS) and require a client certificate. If you cannot, at least turn off "Anonymous Viewing."
When combined:
inurl:multi intitle:webcam
→ Google returns pages whose URL has “multi” and whose title has “webcam.” These are often live or refresh-based camera aggregate pages. inurl multi html intitle webcam hot
If your camera appears in such a search: Use HTTPS (SSL/TLS) and require a client certificate
If you type inurl multi html intitle webcam hot directly into Google, you might get results, or you might get a CAPTCHA. Google actively tries to block automated "dorking." If your camera appears in such a search:
If you own any IP camera, follow these steps immediately:
If you are a security professional conducting authorized penetration testing, here is how you might responsibly use dorks:
# Identify exposed cameras in an organization's subnet
site:example.com intitle:webcam inurl:multi.html