4 ms·
>The initial infection doesn't appear to exploit any vulnerabilities in Cisco devices. Rather, attackers seem to be taking advantage of routers that use passwor
by happyscrappy 11y ago
>The initial infection doesn't appear to exploit any vulnerabilities in Cisco devices. Rather, attackers seem to be taking advantage of routers that use passwords that are factory default
- Beltiras 11y agoI'm waiting for a hardware feature that prompts the setup administrator for credentials upon factory reset boot (preferably an SSH key rather than a password) and doesn't function till properly secured.
- jlgaddis 11y agoCisco routers by default and/or after erasing the config a) don't have a default password, b) won't let you log in via telnet if there is no password set, and c) do not have SSH enabled. N.B.: I'm referring to BFRs running IOS. I have no idea how the SMB series are configured by default.