If routers can get hacked.
Get modems get hacked???
If routers can get hacked
Bentley Ramirez
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Angel Edwards
what hack?
Jack Hall
It's a mommy thread boys
Lucas Nguyen
how does a modem get hacked
Wyatt Gonzalez
yes
why wouldn't they be?
Nathaniel Lee
WHY WOULD THEY BE
Luis Powell
anything with firmware upgrade feature, so most iot devices
Levi Phillips
what does a hacker do with a hacked modem
Hunter Lopez
a modem is basically just a router and an analog to digital convertor for coax
'modem' itself is short for modulator demodulator
any sort of shenanigans you can pull on a normal router a modem would clearly be vulnerable.
since there's not much of an attack surface because they're generally set to route packets that are already in their table because of NAT, there aren't any attacks that readily spring to mind.
nevertheless, any attack that could get past NAT (you could try and flood at such a speed that it caused an overflow out of the routing table) or originating from the "local" side of the modem would be fine, i'm guessing especially any attacks on the sketchy web interfaces they've got going on
Hunter Bennett
More of this
Less of this
Also to answer your question, yes.
Justin White
Carter Cook
>routers can get hacked.
Tried routersploit, nothing useful or none are vulnerable.
Josiah Hernandez
why did u wanna hack a router
Anthony Jones
You have to remember that a modem is really just a small computer. Not powerful enough for heavy computing but powerful enough to process network traffic. A compromised modem's main usage would be DDoS attacks but you could also use it to obfuscate your network traffic. To a lesser extent you could look at what the modem's owner is up to but these days most network traffic is encrypted.
Grayson Moore
milkies thread?
Brody Edwards
moar german mommy pics plox
Lucas Collins
post ur mommy first
Xavier Baker
If you lease your modem from your ISP they can reconfigure it anyway they like anytime. Therefore, if it has a switch you cannot use it as such. Put your own router with free software behind it and put it in a DMZ or configure your modem as bridge.
David Wood
Damn, Mal Malloy looks like THAT?
Liam Martin
what is the point of routers if i dont fucking use wifi????
>If you lease your modem from your ISP they can reconfigure it anyway they like anytime.
i buy my own modem?
Hudson Wilson
>a modem is basically just a router and an analog to digital convertor for coax
A modem is not basically just a router.
A modem is not for coax. The physical medium is irrelevant.
A modem is for signal modulation.
A modem does not generally have a NAT setup, nor does it route packets. NAT is done on the router.
Furthermore, NAT, routing tables, and so on would be a useless inclusion on a modem, since ISPs connect to subscribers through layer 2 protocols. For example, DSL providers communicate with subscribers typically through PPPoE, using PAP to authenticate.
The only thing right is what it's short for.
I understand that there are RGs out there which include both a router and a modem in a single box. However, it is exactly as stated: these are two different devices in one box.
Hudson Barnes
To gain access to the network?
I wrote a custom firmware, for TP-Link TL-WR841N, what it did was modify how WPS works, in such a way that even if the WPS is disabled by the user, I'd still get to use it with special custom PIN "2222222".
That way I just need to connect once.
I've been using my neighbors WiFi for few months now.
>inb4 use reaver
Won't work anymore because of the WPS lock after 5 attempts, or users actively disabling it.
Ethan Baker
Parker Allen
big titty asians are a marvel of technology.
Jow Forums should focus more on that than the daily apple btfo, intel btfo, android btfo, amd btfo
Camden Hernandez
urara!
Benjamin Mitchell
Elijah King
MOM
BRAAAAAAPFLFLFLT
Aiden Cruz
If routers can get hacked,
Can hackers get routed?
Joshua Mitchell
you installed custom firmware on your neighbors router?
Joseph Perry
To route traffic between different devices on your network and do DHCP if you have a standard consumer class one.
Cameron Gomez
Yeah.
While I say it's custom firmware, it's actually modified image of it's OPEN-WRT
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To look like the original firmware of the router.
Even if they change the login credentials to the router I still have a root user privileges.