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Hacking into wifi router - Dusk42 - Oct 6, 2019 Hey everyone! Recently I moved into a new apartment and one night my neighbour knocked on my door asking for my wifi password. Being the idiot that I am I gave it to him, but now I regret it and want to change it. However I can't access my router because the default password has been changed and possibly the username as well. I'm renting the place and the router was already setup when I got here. I need to change this password. It's been driving me insane and I've tried lots of things to make it work. So I decided to pull the http request and got some code from the router with which it checks if the password is correct. I can't find a way to use this to my advantage however. The router doesn't use the usual browser login request but has it's own fields setup for input so I don't know if I could make a brute force attack. My knowledge of hacking is minimal. Could someone please help me out? Here's the function with which the router checks for the password validity I managed to find function LoginClick(loginUsername, loginPassword, hiddenUsername, hiddenPassword) { var usernameStr; var passwordStr; if (null == loginUsername || 0 == loginUsername.value.length) { alert ("Please input a username"); key_flag = 0; return false; } if (null == loginPassword || 0 == loginPassword.value.length) { alert ("Please input a password"); key_flag = 0; return false; } usernameStr = passwordMD5(loginUsername.value); passwordStr = passwordMD5(loginPassword.value); hiddenUsername.value = usernameStr; hiddenPassword.value = passwordStr; loginPassword.value = "Ha2S+eOKqmzA6nrlmTeh7w=="; return true; } This second to last line seems interesting as it has a proper value but it seems to be encrypted. The passwordMD5 function connects to a function called "calcMD5" which I guess encrypts the entered username and password before checking them? If there is a way for me to get into this router that would be great. I'm worried that I'm at risk of being hacked myself because I gave away the wifi password. Please help! EDIT : The router is a ZTE ZXV10 W300 EDIT 2 : I just tried factory resetting it.... The router doesn't want to factory reset. It resets but all settings seemingly stay the same. I really need to hack into it. Apparently this router has something called a rom-0 vulnerability? How can I make use of that? RE: Hacking into wifi router - KidFlippaCudi - Oct 7, 2019 (Oct 6, 2019 08:27 AM)Dusk42 Wrote: Hey everyone!Go beat his ass lmao RE: Hacking into wifi router - Justforyou™ - Oct 7, 2019 It al depends on which firmware it is running. But the rom-0 backup file contains sensitive information such as the router password. There is a disclosure in which anyone can download that file without any authentication by a simple GET request. POC: Code http://192.168.1.1/rom-0https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/33803 RE: Hacking into wifi router - is_nimda - Oct 7, 2019 if you factory reset, it will restore default password... 100%, you didnt factory reset if password isnt the one on the label.. u can say ur trying to hack a router ;] |