WebRTC Facilitates Webcam Spying in any browser based application.

WebRTC is the next gateway for webcam spying.  Anytime you have development for the GOOD there is the potential for BAD.  With webcam spying growing like crazy it's now going to become a little easier.  Before webRTC you had to webcam hacking with Skype, IQC, MSN, and other communitation tools.  But now all application in the browser will have access to the webRTC API's.  Thus opening the access to the microphone and webcamera. 

Google is currently developing on their Chrome Browser and hope to have FireFox join by the end of the year.  It's not if it will happen but when.  Here is Googles latest develpers confrence specifically about webRTC.

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MAC Technician busted for Webcam Peeping

A California computer technician was arrested for allegedly installing spyware on his female customers’ computers, tricking them into bringing their computers into the bathroom, and then secretly photographing them undressing and showering.
While working at the Orange County-based IT firm Rezitech Inc., Trevor Harwell, 20, allegedly planted software called “Camcapture” on dozens of adult females’ Mac computers he was charged with fixing, the Orange County Register reported.

From there, Harwell’s scheme moved full steam ahead.
According to Fullerton police Sgt. Andrew Goodrich, Harwell is accused of rigging the computers to display a message telling them they need to “fix their internal sensor soon.” In order to do this, the message instructed victims to “try putting your laptop near hot steam for several minutes to clean the sensor.”

Taking the bait, investigators say a number of women brought their Mac laptops into the shower, providing Harwell with a perfect opportunity to remotely take nude photos of them. Police seized hundreds of thousands of still photos from Harwell’s computer, Goodrich told the OC Register.
Fullerton police arrested Harwell yesterday (June 8). He is facing 12 felony counts of computer access and fraud.

Police believe Harwell may have carried out a similar spying scheme on Mac computers connected to Biola University, the La Mirada-based private Christian college he and many of his victims attended.

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