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It relies on the fact that the router web admin page is unsecured and someone hasn't changed the default password. I'm pretty certain this could also work on li
by yardie 16y ago
It relies on the fact that the router web admin page is unsecured and someone hasn't changed the default password. I'm pretty certain this could also work on linksys:linksys or admin:password default login routers.
So if you don't want to be hacked, change your password.
- nkassis 16y agoyou don't even need the password. Some routers display it on the admin page before login in (dd-wrt does this).
- tdupree 16y agoThat behavior can easily be toggled on/off in the Administration->Management section for your DD-WRT router. Take a look at "Info Site Password Protection" and "Info Site MAC Masking" on that page.
- ars 16y agoAt least for me, dd-wrt only displays it for connections coming from "inside". For connections coming from outside it forwards it to the DMZ computer, or blocks it.