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Yes, vanilla mikrotik (on the latest firmware -- interface-list is pretty new) The concept isn't hard -- block non-established incoming traffic from everywhere
by isostatic 8y ago
Yes, vanilla mikrotik (on the latest firmware -- interface-list is pretty new)
The concept isn't hard -- block non-established incoming traffic from everywhere except where you want management to happen from. I have a few extra rules.
Generally if you leave yourself wide open don't expect to be immune from zero-days.
- lucb1e 8y agoDidn't know there were consumer routers that support command lines! I mean, fritzbox used to have a telnet interface that you could enable by dialing a dect number, but it wasn't meant to be used for anything or supported in any way (and later they removed it).