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If a state actor has access to your LAN you're all kinds of fucked already. They really don't need this crummy exploit for crummy home routers. It's pretty far-
by arp242 2y ago
If a state actor has access to your LAN you're all kinds of fucked already. They really don't need this crummy exploit for crummy home routers. It's pretty far-fetched to suspect a state actor, and outright ridiculously conspiratorial to say we can "safely assume" this.
- MaxikCZ 2y agoNoone said its "your state" actor.
- ndsipa_pomu 2y ago> If a state actor has access to your LAN you're all kinds of fucked already. Seems very likely that some IOT devices are connected to LANs and can be used for shenanigans which is why you shouldn't trust anything on your LAN and always require encryption/authentication. Having telnet available on a router is beyond stupid and outright malicious.