dd-wrt pwnd
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I've been attempting this on an old router I dug up from 2006 that I can't retrieve the passwords from, but It doesn't seem to be working on the older ones. You can still ";reboot" them though.
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did the dd-wrt pwnd died in this video???
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i dont understand the video (im newbie) but THE SONG IS AWESOME! =D
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wtf this is really not cool.
just tried does not works with the actual svn-version. but with an older no problem.
just turn off remote web gui and the problem is away..
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Bravo :D
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shame on the dd-wrt developers :(
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Bravo! Respect! Microsoft sized bug ;-)
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impressive
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good job :) nice bug
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interesante! ..... habra q probarlo
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the code für cgi-bin handling has been completelly wriped, but CSRF prevention is made before this code. search for "cross site attack"
brainslayer666 2 years ago
I've just tested against 24sp1 - CSRF works. But indeed in the SVN there is a referer check before. Probably it's been added later. However even this way, the attack is possible from a ssl site cause in that case no referers are being sent.
gat3way 2 years ago
i checked that too right now. the referer is included in ssl calls too
brainslayer666 2 years ago
Not if the request comes from a SSL site - that would be considered an information leakage and no sane browser does it (konqueror is an exception AFAIK).
OpenWRT does a great job at preventing CSRF by validating the request based on an unique session id (about 15-20 bytes long) in the URL. Since it's hard to guess/bruteforce, CSRF attacks are not feasible against it.
gat3way 2 years ago
Yes, but then it's still open for a CSRF attack. If someone that has access to the web UI open a specially crafted page (this even could be a forum with crafted img urls), then his router is at risk. It does not require an authenticated session to work.
gat3way 2 years ago