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news story and router passwords
From: Vitaly Osipov <vos () TELENOR CZ>
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2000 16:35:43 +0200
Hello all, I think everybody knows that media reporting on hackers and their tools is, ehm, very improper :) I've read one article recently http://www.denverpost.com/business/biz1012d.htm ) in which it is clamed that some hacker after sniffing router password changed it and made *something* after that they were not able to recover that password. Have somebody heard of such problems (it looks like they were using cisco, because they say - "If this guy posts how he actually did this, the whole Internet's wide open." )? AFAIK ciscos have password recovery procedures, at least those which are not low-end. Frankly speaking I'd suppose that they just did not back up their config :) (because it looks like they even did not use access-lists etc.) regards, Vitaly.
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- Re: news story and router passwords Mathias Wegner (Oct 13)
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- Re: news story and router passwords Lincoln Yeoh (Oct 12)
- Re: news story and router passwords Mark Teicher (Oct 13)
- Re: news story and router passwords Talisker (Oct 13)
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- Re: news story and router passwords Talisker (Oct 14)
- Re: news story and router passwords Mark Teicher (Oct 14)
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