NOTE: the provided script is not fully functional yet; please help and improve it.

This python script tries to run a man-in-the-middle proxy service to intercept traffic from and to a Hikvision rebranded wifi camera doorbell. The current script is targeted at a Uniden DB1 unit, but it exists under other labels as well: Clare - CVP-B2DB50-ODIW, RCA - HSDB1, LTS - LTK6128W-WIFI and Nelly - NSC-DB1. It accepts connections and tries to change foreign IP addresses in the XML it receives to its own IP address.

Everything is written and tested only using Ubuntu Mate Linux; your mileage may vary on different systems

• python3
• python libraries (some are packaged with python) :
  • sys
  • select
  • socket
  • ssl
  • re
  • hashlib
  • Crypto.Cipher
  • time
• Router/gateway that lets you enter a DNS entry manually

• Add a DNS entry for dev.ezvizlife.com that points to the IP address of your PC (verify with ping that this works)
• You might want to do the same for alarmeu.ezvizlife.com (not sure)
• run the script in a command prompt: ./hikkup.py and it will show something like this:

[*] Listening on 192.168.2.202 6900 (SSL)
[*] Listening on 192.168.2.202 6800
[*] Listening on 192.168.2.202 7400 (SSL)

• After this, power your wifi doorbell and make sure it connects to the same network as your PC resides in

It now should start spitting out logs of information and the doorbell should succeed with connecting (via the proxy).

The script connects to 52.212.63.175 (initially) and 34.246.99.36 (after initial connection); these IP addresses were the addresses where the DNS entries were pointing to officially.