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What Is the Samsung DVR Device
Samsung DVR is a surveillance system that includes a digital video recorder (DVR) that lets you store hours of video footage, as well as four cameras that you can place anywhere on your property. With this system, you can keep an eye on your home or business at all times, and you can rest assured that your property is safe and secure.
The Default Passwords for Samsung DVR Are:
- admin – 4321 / 1111111
- admin – admin
- Admin – 1234
What Does Default Password Mean?
A default password, as you may know, is a userID/passcode pair that is pre-programmed into an operating system, database, or software. They are typically pre-programmed with a standard, well-known userID and passcode. This userID and passcode are the same for all copies of a software version. The userID is given a standard name, and the passcode is set to the same word or character string at first.
Default passwords are dangerous because they make it easy for someone to gain access to your system or account. If you are using a default password, we recommend that you change it immediately.
Why You Need to Think Twice About Default Passwords?
Most people use the same or very similar passcodes for all of their online accounts and the same default passwords. This is a huge security risk, as anyone who gets access to your passcode can easily log in to all of your accounts. The most serious risk of using default passwords is that the information can be easily discovered by anyone. This information can be found in vendor publications, books, and the Internet. This, combined with the ease of use, becomes a serious security issue.
To make matters worse, many people use the same or very similar passwords for all of their accounts—including their work and personal email, bank accounts, and social media profiles. So if someone gets access to your password, they can potentially gain access to all of your most important information.
The best way to protect yourself from this risk is to use a different, unique passcode for every account. This can be a challenge, but fortunately, there are tools available to help make this process easier.