From: Jamie Riden (jamie.riden@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Jun 01 2007 - 15:38:57 EDT
In that case the easiest attack might be against the config file. (Eek
- my Netgear router stores the password in clear in its backup file!)
cheers,
Jamie
On 01/06/07, Stong, Ian C CTR DISA GIG-CS <Ian.Stong.ctr@disa.mil> wrote:
> Just for clarification - I have backups of the configs and could reset
> the device and reload the config but as soon as you do that it also
> restores the password. In addition you can't change the password without
> knowing the old password.
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