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Yeah, I tried but with my external IP: $ telnet [redacted] 32764 Trying [redacted]... telnet: connect to address [redacted]: Connection refused

by ancarda 13y ago

Yeah, I tried but with my external IP: $ telnet [redacted] 32764 Trying [redacted]... telnet: connect to address [redacted]: Connection refused telnet: Unable to connect to remote host Does this mean my router has no backdoor? Is it clever enough to avoid detection?

mhurron 13y ago
Are you running one of the affected hardware models?
- ancarda 13y ago
  No, but I have a fairly uncommon router (not ISP supplied) so I was curious if it also had a backdoor. It doesn't respond on LAN so it seems my DrayTek Vigor 2750N is backdoor-free for now...
  - walls 13y ago
    That just means it's free of this particular backdoor.
    - ancarda 13y ago
      Hence "for now...". A new backdoor could surface tomorrow.
sil3ntmac 13y ago
Check your internal IP as well, some models are only vulnerable on the LAN. Metasploit has a check module for this, and will also get you a shell: https://community.rapid7.com/community/metasploit/blog/2014/01/17/news-on-the-embedded-systems-land https://community.rapid7.com/community/metasploit/blog/2014/...