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I'm very interested to get a copy of the said vulnerable firmware to poke around. How can I get one? One use case is for ATT Fiber users to get the 802.1x cert
by yegle 9y ago
I'm very interested to get a copy of the said vulnerable firmware to poke around. How can I get one?
One use case is for ATT Fiber users to get the 802.1x certificate from the router, and use your own router instead (RouterOS etc.).
- esaym 9y agoHere you go: http://tinyurl.com/yatdzfsu http://tinyurl.com/yatdzfsu I managed to root my 589 awhile back pretty easy by just using a crafted http post request. I run my modem in IP passthrough mode (like DMZ), and as far as I can tell, most of the open ports are not there that the article mentions (at least not on the WAN side)
- schraitle 9y agoI did something similar to a modem supplied by Cox to enable bridge mode a few years ago. It required going to one of the modem settings pages, using browser tools to uncomment some html in the source of one of the forms, and then just submitting the form.
- jlgaddis 9y agoI'd love to be able to get the certificates out of my Arris router to be able to use my own. I have a 5268AC and want the public IP on my own router instead of theirs. You can come really close to getting it in "bridged mode", but not completely.