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| The Linksys WAG200G ADSL modem/router has been found to return sensitive information to anyone sending it a packet to its UDP port 916, this information includes the PPPoA username and password. |
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Credit:
The information has been provided by Daninl Niggebrugge.
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By sending a packet to UDP port 916, the Linksys answers with the following information:
* Product model
* Password webinterface
* Username PPPoA
* Password PPPoA
* SSID
* WPA Passphrase
This can be done on both the LAN interface as well as the Wireless interface.
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THANKS FOR THE INFO |
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31 Mar. 2007 |
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j8994 |
| glad i dont have that unit. |
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Only for LAN service |
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2 Apr. 2007 |
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giarrettuztiscali.it |
| On my WAG200G (with firwmare 1.00.09) internal LAN interface answers with sensitive information, external interface doesn't answers with the same sensitive information. |
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WAG200G will not reply information to 916 internet packets |
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6 Apr. 2007 |
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MARSFF |
I bought one WAG200G one month ago, I found it will not answer the 916 packets from internet, only answer from LAN side, I have my WLAN encrypted, so there is no problem:)
it is stable and easy to use, however. |
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Need to learn |
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7 Aug. 2007 |
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user- alpha |
| how to test that? what is the application taht we can use to send udp packet and watch replies ? |
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scanline |
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17 Dec. 2007 |
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grindcore |
can i test it with port scanner? scan to udp port 916??
sl -b 192.168.1.1 -u 916
here is the result
Responded in 0 ms.
0 hops away
Responds with ICMP unreachable: Yes
UDP ports: 916
mm...is there any way to test it? thanks |
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