8 ms·
there’s barely any hacking here the guy found this through looking at the firmware but nmap -p 22 would have also found this So like the first thing you would
by akdev1l 5mo ago
there’s barely any hacking here
the guy found this through looking at the firmware but nmap -p 22 would have also found this
So like the first thing you would do to attack the device
I found an issue exactly like this on an ISP-provided router. I am nowhere near geohot but also didn’t even do as much as the guy in the article lmao
- hhh 5mo agoto me this is just normal to do with your devices. I think it’s interesting because it has no fw signing etc and because they left ssh, not because of figuring out how to do the patching.