[14899] in bugtraq
Re: Advisory: Netopia R9100 router vulnerability
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jeffrey Paul)
Mon May 15 05:48:43 2000
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Date: Sat, 13 May 2000 06:09:21 -0400
Reply-To: Jeffrey Paul <sneak@DATAVIBE.NET>
From: Jeffrey Paul <sneak@DATAVIBE.NET>
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>On 8 May 2000, at 13:54, Stephen Friedl wrote:
>
>> Security Advisory: Netopia R9100 DSL router
>
>I just tried this with our Netopia R3100-T router at v4.6 with the same
>results.
>
>gburnore@netbasix.net
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> How you look depends on where you go.
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>Gary L. Burnore
>NetBasix
Same on an R-7100 running <4.6.3 firmware. I am guessing, but this
would seem to affect all R-series routers ("R-series routers are dark
blue in color and come with an 8-port Ethernet Hub on the back")
using 4.6 (and possibly earlier) firmware (they all use the same
firmware image).
Thanks for the quick response time, Netopia.
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sneak@datavibe.net - 0xCD91A427
9907 3747 3CE9 11C5 2B1C F141 D09F 488C CD91 A427
Note: key id 0x299450B6 is lost and inactive.
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