A More Universal Router Payload – Backdooring the Linksys WRT54G Firmware
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Re: A More Universal Router Payload – Backdooring the Linksys WRT54G Firmware
#2It's not a backdoor in the existing router firmware. It's an article about how to add a backdoor to the firmware and then re-flash the router with that firmware, which requires authenticated access.
Re: A More Universal Router Payload – Backdooring the Linksys WRT54G Firmware
#3It's not a backdoor in the existing router firmware. It's an article about how to add a backdoor to the firmware and then re-flash the router with that firmware, which requires authenticated access.
Yes, the heading is misleading. The actual one for the article is "A More Universal Router Payload – Backdooring the Linksys WRT54G Firmware".
Re: A More Universal Router Payload – Backdooring the Linksys WRT54G Firmware
#4It's not a backdoor in the existing router firmware. It's an article about how to add a backdoor to the firmware and then re-flash the router with that firmware, which requires authenticated access.
"Backdooring" would be better in the title.
Re: A More Universal Router Payload – Backdooring the Linksys WRT54G Firmware
#5Oh, oops, I upvoted this because I thought there was a backdoor in the Linksys WRT54g (original title: "Linksys wrt54g backdoor"). Instead it's just about developing custom firmware. I shall look before voting, next time...
Re: A More Universal Router Payload – Backdooring the Linksys WRT54G Firmware
#6I don't understand how this qualifies as a backdoor if you need to flash the router to gain access to it.
Isn't that putting the chicken before the egg?