Fed up with D-Link?

Your D-Link camera just became a brick.

Real security from a company that's built to last.

D-Link

Video doorbell

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Someone approaches your home

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Camera records what happens

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You get a notification (maybe)

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Crime already happened. You have footage.

scOS

Makes criminals vulnerable

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Someone approaches your home

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AI analyses their behaviour in real-time

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Suspicious? System intervenes automatically

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They leave. Crime prevented.

Security you can rely on. Long-term.

D-Link discontinued mydlink Home and mydlink Baby Monitor cloud services entirely in December 2022. Thousands of users had their cameras turn into expensive paperweights overnight. scOS commits to long-term support and security updates for every system we install.

D-Link

D-Link has repeatedly abandoned camera lines and cloud services without notice

scOS

Long-term platform commitment

Other problems scOS solves

Security built by security experts.

D-Link Wi-Fi cameras have critical vulnerabilities allowing attackers to intercept unencrypted video feeds, reset passwords remotely, and inject malicious commands. CISA documented D-Link vulnerabilities (CVE-2020-25078, CVE-2020-25079) actively being exploited in 2025. A single vulnerable component affects over 120 D-Link products.

Your footage stays yours.

D-Link cameras transmitted unencrypted video across the internet - strangers could watch your home live. scOS encrypts all data in transit and at rest with enterprise-grade encryption. Your security footage is protected and your privacy is transparent.

Built by security experts. Owned by you.

D-Link is a networking company where cameras are an afterthought. They prioritise routers and switches - cameras get forgotten. scOS is purpose-built security by specialists who've been protecting properties for years. Our entire business is your safety.

We're not saying D-Link is bad.

It just wasn't built to prevent crime.

It was built to see who’s at your door.

D-LinkscOS
Company FocusNetworking company (cameras are sideline)Dedicated security specialist
Cloud Services HistoryDiscontinued mydlink (Dec 2022) without warningLong-term commitment with backup systems
Video EncryptionPreviously transmitted unencrypted streamsEnterprise-grade encryption in transit and at rest
Known VulnerabilitiesCVE-2020-25078, CVE-2020-25079, actively exploited 2025Regular security audits and updates
Affected ProductsSingle flaw impacts over 120 productsPurpose-built, isolated security architecture
Connection TypeWi-Fi (vulnerable to jamming and exploits)Wired Ethernet (immune to wireless vulnerabilities)
Response TypeRecords crime after it happensPrevents crime with AI intervention
InstallationDIY (with troubleshooting challenges)Professional installation included
Dedicated SupportStandard customer serviceDedicated scOS Architect

Why D-Link Cameras Don't Cut It for Real Security

You bought a D-Link camera thinking it was a simple security upgrade. Then D-Link shut down the entire service. Your camera became a £50+ paperweight with no warning and no refunds.

This isn't a one-off incident. D-Link's history with security cameras is a pattern of neglect, vulnerabilities, and sudden abandonment.

The D-Link Problem: Not Built for Security

D-Link makes routers. They make network switches. Cameras? That's secondary. And it shows.

A company that spent years building networking infrastructure applied the same "throw it together and hope it works" mentality to cameras that are supposed to protect your home. The result:

Discontinued Services - Without Warning

In December 2022, D-Link shut down mydlink Home and mydlink Baby Monitor cloud services entirely. Thousands of customers were left with cameras that wouldn't connect, and D-Link's response was simple: the product line has reached end-of-life. No migration. No refunds. Just abandoned hardware.

Security Vulnerabilities - Actively Exploited

D-Link Wi-Fi cameras have multiple critical security vulnerabilities on record:

  • CVE-2020-25078: Remote administrator password disclosure in DCS-2530L and DCS-2670L
  • CVE-2020-25079: Authenticated command injection in the same models
  • Stack overflow in DCS-930L: Allows attackers to reset the device password and gain remote access to video feeds
  • Unencrypted communication: D-Link DCS-2132L cameras transmitted video with no encryption, allowing attackers to intercept live feeds
  • Widespread impact: A single vulnerable software component affects over 120 D-Link products

In 2025, CISA documented these D-Link vulnerabilities in their Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue, noting evidence of active exploitation by hackers.

Unencrypted Video - Your Home on Display

D-Link cameras have transmitted unencrypted video across the internet. This means strangers - hackers, network sniffers, anyone on your ISP's network - could access your home security footage directly. Your front door, your windows, your family - visible to anyone willing to listen.

Why Wi-Fi is the Wrong Choice for Security

D-Link's reliance on Wi-Fi creates two critical problems:

  1. Wireless is inherently less secure - Your Wi-Fi router is a target. Every vulnerability in a D-Link camera is a vulnerability in your home network. D-Link's track record shows they can't keep pace with security patches.

  2. You can't guarantee performance - Your home network is your problem to solve. Your internet goes down. Your router needs rebooting. Your neighbour's network interferes. Meanwhile, your security camera goes offline at the moment you need it most.

The Real Issue: D-Link Doesn't Commit to Security

When D-Link shut down mydlink Home, they didn't give customers a migration path. They didn't offer refunds or discounts on replacements. They just stopped supporting it. That's what happens when cameras are a sideline business - when security isn't your core mission, you abandon it the moment it becomes unprofitable.

The scOS Alternative

We asked ourselves a simple question: what if your security system actually thought like a person?

Not a camera that records everything and dumps it in a folder. Not an app that pings you every time a leaf blows past. Something smarter. Something that watches, understands, and only speaks up when it matters.

That's scOS.

It focuses on what matters. Our AI detects suspicious activity - the things that actually threaten your home. Not motion. Not shadows. Genuine threats.

It alerts you like a person would. You don't get pinged for every passing car. You get notified when something needs your attention. The way a trusted neighbour would knock on your door.

It's designed to be left alone. Set it up. Walk away. scOS doesn't need you to configure zones, adjust sensitivity, or babysit notifications. It just works.

Everything's included. No feature tiers. No premium subscriptions to unlock basic functionality. Every feature comes standard.

It works with any wired camera. Got existing PoE cameras? Keep them. scOS integrates with any wired camera brand - no vendor lock-in, no proprietary hardware requirements.

Installation is simple. It's simple. An engineer comes to your property, sets up your Intelligence Hub, and connects your cameras. That's it.

Your footage lives in the cloud. Secure cloud storage with local fallback means your recordings are protected even if someone steals the hardware. Enterprise-grade encryption, always.

Should I Switch From D-Link?

If your D-Link system is working today, you might think "it's fine, leave it alone." But fine isn't secure. Fine is waiting for:

  • The next vulnerability to be discovered
  • D-Link to decide this product line isn't profitable anymore
  • Your home to be compromised by an exploit that was patched months ago but D-Link never bothered to update

Real security isn't reactive. It's a commitment to protection, long-term support, and dedicated focus. D-Link offers none of these things.

scOS does.

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