When you see terms like secret or verified in a webcamXP context, it usually refers to one of two things:

If you are running a (or the newer webcam 7 ) server, you are essentially turning your PC into a security hub. By default, the software uses Port 8080 to broadcast your video feed to the web. However, seeing specific strings like "secret32l" or "verified" in your logs or URL parameters suggests a specific level of configuration—and potential risk. What is Port 8080?

If you want to ensure your "secret" stays secret, follow these steps:

The software uses specific sub-directories to deliver the MJPEG (video) stream versus the static JPEG images. The Risks of a Public-Facing Server

Never leave the admin or visitor accounts at their default settings. Go to the Security tab and "Enable Authentication."

If possible, wrap your connection in an SSL certificate. webcamXP is older software, so you may need a "reverse proxy" (like Nginx) to do this effectively. Is webcamXP Still Relevant?

In the webcamXP settings, restrict access to only your specific IP address or a range of trusted IPs.

In the world of networking, Port 80 is the standard for web traffic. is the most common "alternative" port. webcamXP uses this to avoid conflicts with other web services. When you access your server via http://your-ip-address:8080 , you are hitting the software's internal web server. The "Secret" and "Verified" Parameters