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> root-holed crap from Lucky Good Fast Router Co. this week, then that company vanishes and Amazon sells amazingly similar crap from Good Lucky Fast Router Co.
by WesolyKubeczek 3y ago
> root-holed crap from Lucky Good Fast Router Co. this week, then that company vanishes and Amazon sells amazingly similar crap from Good Lucky Fast Router Co.
Even cheap routers start putting passwords on them that look randomized.
Look, it shouldn't be that hard. One would expect that since manufacturers surely can produce unique serial numbers and MAC addresses and put them both into hardware and on the sticker on the bottom, a unique pair of credentials should be a piece of cake. Right? Right?
- Hikikomori 3y agoBut this was a dev account that ended up in prod, not an account you should use as it shouldn't exist. The device has a set up wizard where you set up your real account, like most Cisco products.