Turn off your ASUS router

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Not gonna link to the leak.

But a massive database of compromised routers has just been leaked, the compromised routers expose the data of your network drives.
 
For those that want a link just go to search.twitter.com and look around the hashtag #Asusgate
 
I can proudly say D-Link is awesome because it seldom has the connectivity.
I've actually hacked D-Link routers pretty easily, you can even change the password of the whole system without needing any password only by specific url parameters. D-Link really is no better.
 
Thats sad for those affected by Asus's stupidity. I guess I am lucky as my Chinese router with obscure technology and rare brand should keep me safe from all these hacking.
 
You do know with a series of statements you can find out a lot about a person...
"Oh good I use insert brand name here router"

Okay got what router you are using now :P
 
You do know with a series of statements you can find out a lot about a person...
"Oh good I use insert brand name here router"

Okay got what router you are using now :P

Now ask him for his mother's maiden name, and a couple others and you're good to go. :D
 
For those that want a link just go to search.twitter.com and look around the hashtag #Asusgate

You would not mean that 794 mb file that the magnet link in pastebin has, would you.

And yes, many of the links work and the torrents are burning it up.
 
You would not mean that 794 mb file that the magnet link in pastebin has, would you.

And yes, many of the links work and the torrents are burning it up.
That's fucked up, not only they released the vulnerable IP's but they released a individual filelisting.

They could have sent the message by only releasing the IP's.
 
some weird things had happened to my home wifi , which used asus . Now i am changing all my passwords .
 
That's fucked up, not only they released the vulnerable IP's but they released a individual filelisting.

They could have sent the message by only releasing the IP's.

I scanned through a few of the links. I had a very hard time believing that people would trust the level of information they had to the cloud. Evidence of illegal downloading, and a bunch more; none of it encrypted. Many files that came from *nix systems. Some files dated today. Computer engineers, programmers, pen testers, many movie and audio files. You would think that people would be less trusting.... Oh, well; they will soon have a difficult lesson. And I only went through a very small percentage, maybe 20 of 13,000.
 
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