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This is Part 5 of the Router Hacking series.
Please begin with Part 1 here, if you have not already done so.In the previous videos, we had assumed that we already know the community string and then conduct the SNMP read attacks. In this video, we will look at how to use the SNMP Community Scanner module in Metasploit to launch a dictionary attack on the Vyatta router. Just to make the attack a little more interesting, we will use Wireshark to view and understand the attack traffic sent my Meatsploit and how the SNMP scanner works internally. The basic idea behind the SNMP scanner is to send SNMP Get-Request and Get-Next-Request packets to the victim with a community string set. The SNMP enabled device (Vyatta router in this case), will send back a reply for the packet with the right community string.
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Comments:
I think the tut is pretty amazing - apart from the dude talking..I mean he's gotta stop saying mattasploiyt...
Nice work Bot!
thanks!
Thank you!
Excellent Vivek. I learnt so much from you. =)
Thanks
Great series, can't wait for the advanced series you mentioned in the first video.
Thank you very much Vivek for the video. I watched most of the videos that you have released and i am trying to be good as i can.
Thank you for knowledge..
a follow up with exploitation(DOS, other?) and hardening techniques would be very interesting(firewall, brute-force protection, etc)...
Hello Vivek! Great work with the videos. I have now watched all of your videos under the "Groups" heading and have been doing the work along with all of them. I just thought I'd mention that with Vyatta 6.3 that was recently released the https interface is removed on the free opensource edition. It's not a huge deal since everything can be done from the command line, and I've heard the web interface was buggy anyways, but for those who are as OCD as I am and need to follow along and try it out yourself, version 6.2 is available with a little Googling. Please keep up the great work! I'm looking forward to more videos :)
hi i advice you to add another party about haw to make backdoor into router
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yes, we can add backdoor into router because all the router's OS based on linux call "BusyBox"
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I do this before and i make backdoor based on netcat
Thanks vivek! awesome series!
sir i have one question please reply me...
what happen when a hacker get the community string....
thanx vivek sir...... u r damn awesome...... sir would you please post some videos on web applications security
thanx vivek sir...... u r damn awesome...... sir would you please post some videos on web applications security
after hacking the wifi router i want to hack that persons system (pc).
plz suggest a way sir