Scary!

[bruce99]

I think hardware manufacturers should have a different "default security policy" for hardware devices that are going to be used by the general public in South Africa(the land of the incompetent fools!).

The whole class A IP space which clients from telkom, and I believe others too, jump onto - and wow! there is nothing like pwning routers with default usernames and passwords.

Kinda nice way to get "free internet"(among the other evil malicious things to do)

 

[die]

People with default router user/pass really aren't gonna learn until a hacker walks up to them and slaps them on the head with a sticker that contains all the details you wouldn't walk around with on a sticker on your head, which is just not gonna happen. You get the idea.
That said, "pwning" routers is illegal, very script kiddy like posting this.

 

[bruce99]

People with default router user/pass really aren't gonna learn until a hacker walks up to them and slaps them on the head with a sticker that contains all the details you wouldn't walk around with on a sticker on your head, which is just not gonna happen. You get the idea.
That said, "pwning" routers is illegal, very script kiddy like posting this.

sure, I just wanted someone else's opinion. Dude save the "I am so l33t, you are a skid haha"

 

[die]

carry on...