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I only skimmed this article but I didn't see any step where the default credentials ("pi"/"raspberry", IIRC) are changed so if you follow this guide you should
by jlgaddis 7y ago
I only skimmed this article but I didn't see any step where the default credentials ("pi"/"raspberry", IIRC) are changed so if you follow this guide you should expect your "home server" to be hacked and become part of a botnet shortly after you
> head to your router settings and port forward 80, 443, 22 and any other ports that you might want.
- schwartzworld 7y agoin fairness, changing the password is step one on any internet connected raspberry pi.