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One would also hope that the System RS-232 Security Code is actually unique to each device and is not simply specified in a manual somewhere.
by jschwartzi 12y ago
One would also hope that the System RS-232 Security Code is actually unique to each device and is not simply specified in a manual somewhere.
- jrochkind1 12y agoI'm guessing the "Systems RS-232 Security Code" is a 4-digit numeric PIN, or at any rate a fairly low-entropy password normally, and that there is absolutely no rate-limiting or monitoring or other guard against a live brute force attack. It looks like the documentation's been taken down from the URL included in the OP. I'm sure it's available elsewhere, but I haven't tried to find it.