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The security issue exposed by this query lies in the deployment phase. When users install EvoCam, the web server feature is often enabled with default settings. Unlike enterprise-grade security systems that force a password change upon initialization, older versions of consumer IoT software like EvoCam often allowed the server to run without authentication (HTTP Basic Auth) by default.