• Claro Router Keygen 2016

. Step 1 – Go to Settings Network & Internet. Step 2 – Choose the network you want to connect to and select Connect.

Step 3 – Select the search box in the taskbar, enter view network connections, and in the search results, select View network connections. Step 4 – In Network Connections, press and hold (or right-click) the network name and select Status Wireless Properties. Step 5 – Select the Security tab and select Show characters.

The password for the wireless network is displayed in the Network security key field. If you need the default security key or password for your wireless router, contact your Internet service provider or router manufacturer. However, you may be able to find the security key or password on the bottom of your router or in the router’s documentation. Look for the following terms Security Key, Wireless Key, WPA Key, WPA2 Key and WEP Key. ↓ 02 – Where is my wifi password? WirelessKeyView recovers all wireless network security keys/passwords (WEP/WPA) stored in your computer by the ‘Wireless Zero Configuration’ service of Windows XP or by the ‘WLAN AutoConfig’ service of Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, and Windows Server 2008.

Save your money and just search the router on the web!!! Won’t generate near all makes. And only limited number of models for the makes that are supported. Also only generates factory passwords for routers that have never had a custom password set. You can do the same thing with a simple google search. Security key router claro Thomson TG585v7 Hell - LeeNukes CradlePoint MBR900 Cellular Router CradlePoint '6 conductor rj11 cisco 7914' - Shopping.com Thomson TG585v7 Hell - LeeNukes Thomson Gateway TG585 v8 Wireless-G ADSL 2+ Router Rolling Resource » Securing and Configuring the SpeedTouch 780 WL How to change my router to WEP password. Kilauea Mount Etna Mount Yasur Mount Nyiragongo and Nyamuragira Piton de la Fournaise Erta Ale. WhatsApp se ha convertido en la aplicacin de mensajera instantnea ms popular.

It allows you to easily save all keys to text/html/xml file, or copy a single key to the clipboard. You can also export your wireless keys into a file and import these keys into another computer. NOTE: Antivirus might block this software due to false positive, this software doesn’t comes with virus, it is clean. ↓ 03 – Unhide Asterisk. Password How to reveal asterisk password without software? This can be done manually with Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox browser without the need to download any asterisk password reveler software.

As shown in the tutorial below, this trick is applicable on all password boxes. Step 1 – Highlight the ‘asterisk’ password. Step 2 – Right click on the asterisk, from the menu, choose ‘Inspect Elements’. Step 3 – Look for the ‘password’ input code, double click on the ‘password’ text.

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Here here i was wondering when someone would speak up and say something, i agree that is why i put a password on my network so ppl like this dont steal my upload and download hours, we pay money to have the internet and everytime the neighbours decided they wanted to use ours for free my service provider slowed us right down which stopped us from being able to get on the internet until our next billing cycle. It was so slow it was worse then dial up. So yes ppl stop stealing from your neighbours wi-fi and go pay for your own.

A couple of months ago, some friends invited me to give a talk. I started to study about some embedded device junk hacking hot topics and decided to talk about cable modem security. Keynoted at Infiltrate 2015 discussing about so, yeah, cable modem hacking is still mainstream. On November 21st I'll be at Salvador speaking on 'Hacking cable modems: The Later Years'.

It's not a talk about theft of service and getting free Internet access. I'll focus on the security of the cable modems, the technology used to manage them, how the data is protected and how the ISPs upgrade the firmwares. Spoiler Alert: everything's really really bad.

Securing cable modems is more difficult than other embedded devices because, on most cases, you can’t choose your own device/firmware and software updates are almost entirely controlled by your ISP. While researching on the subject, I found a previously undisclosed backdoor on ARRIS cable modems, affecting many of their devices including TG862A, TG862G, DG860A.

As of this writing, Shodan searches indicate that the backdoor affects over 600.000 externally accessible hosts and the vendor did not state whether it's going to fix it yet. ARRIS Backdoors ARRIS SOHO-grade cable modems contain an undocumented library (libarrispassword.so) that acts as a backdoor, allowing privileged logins using a custom password. The following files load the backdoor library on ARRIS TG862A Firmware TS0705125D031115MODEL862GW (released on 2015).

/usr/sbin/arrisinit /usr/sbin/dimclient /usr/sbin/docsismacmanager /usr/sbin/ggncs /usr/sbin/gwapi /usr/sbin/minicli /usr/sbin/pacmsnmpagent /usr/sbin/snmpagentcm /usr/www/cgi-bin/advpwdcgi /usr/www/cgi-bin/techsupportcgi is a remote backdoor known since 2009. It uses a DES encoded seed (set by the ISP using the arrisCmDoc30AccessClientSeed MIB) to generate a daily backdoor password. The default seed is MPSJKMDHAI and guess what - many ISPs won't bother changing it at all.

The backdoor account can be used to enable Telnet and SSH remotely via the hidden HTTP Administrative interface ' or via custom SNMP MIBs. Vulnerability, Disclosure and Marketing Of course, we need a logo so the media can report about this with fancy graphs as well as vendors could distribute customized t-shits at Blackhat.

What I like most about is how visionary he is. While people were still writing dumb fuzzers, he wrote AFL performed a detailed.

Based on his analysis, I hired a couple of marketing specialists to find out the best way to disclose the ARRIS backdoor. What do we have here? - Multiple backdoors allowing full remote access to ARRIS Cable modems - An access key that is generated based on the Cable modem's serial number After a thoughtful analysis, the marketing committee advised w00tsec members to write a. In order to write a Keygen, we need a leet ascii art and a cool chiptune.

The chosen font was, from the legendary artist and the chiptune is,. CERT/CC set a long ago.

They waited for more than 65 days for them to 'fix' it but ARRIS didn't remove the backdoors in a timely manner. Someone needs to update the Responsible Disclosure RFC and include a note describing that vendors shall lose disclosure points whenever they plant a backdoor on the device (ARRIS modems have a third backdoor too, check the ). Lotus organizer 97. I'm pretty sure bad guys had been exploiting flaws on these devices for some time (just search for, for example). We need more people bypassing EULAs and reversing end-user software and firmware.

If you haven't heard about the, check them right now. A broader view on firmwares is not only beneficial, but necessary to discover new vulnerabilities and backdoors, correlating different device families and showing how vulnerabilities reappear across different products. To all the vendors out there, I would like to finish this post by quoting. Of note, most ISPs, including my own, have all of the modems on their own 'LAN WAN' of sorts- you can easily access all of them. Unfortunately, either exploit requires WAN access enabled; the plus side is that more than often the things needed to do the exploit are usually open anyway, which is hilarious in of itself. The configs are transferred via TFTP, so its really easy to get the config if you save the TFTP filepath beforehand. The same config is where the bandwidth limits are stored, unfortunately it is signed but I have done some work with getting the cert signer.

Yay for horrible security. Thanks for your answers. I'm working at an ISP, and we are concerned about this. We have blocked HTTP LAN and WAN acces, so nobody can access the cablemodem.

When this access is required, we enter to the user's cablemodem and configure it. If we enable HTTP LAN access, the user can enter to the advanced configuration using the passwd of the day, and enable telnet or ssh access. But using telnet/ssh with that password is not a problem because, as you said before, it goes to a restricted cli. Is there a way to get the serial based password to gain full control? I couldn't find where to get the keygen you are using. Once again, thanks in advance.

When I disclosed the findings to arris, they explicitly asked 'how did you find the backdoors?' That's why I sent them the IDA output =) The post describes two backdoors, the Password of the day and the one based on the serial number.

You don't need to escape the restricted shell on the SN backdoor, but the script was necessary to 1 - retrieve the SN, 2 - generate the SN backdoor password and 3 - bypass the EULA (see the screenshots). The grep -v was used because arris modem will keep ranging and displaying lots of debug msgs on the terminal (when disconnected), that would make it impossible to see anything on the video. And yes, there are easier ways to hack it like this one - The motivation behind the post is that Brazilian criminals are exploiting it to change the user's DNS, for example. Bernardo, if arris is not so worried you shouldn't as well, i'm trying to learn and study to protect my own equipment, my isp has most modem with this and they don't even bother to change the seed, to make some changes most person don't even need to have root access, so making the keygen public, not even so public as i see some people have it, will not really make world a better place, it's pointless, maybe they will take this seriously if you make it public, so far they don't care about customers, ISP neither. Just my thoughts. Oh you such an as.hole. So your point is to let providers control and sniff traffic right out of customer's hardware (how convenient for ISP)?

But thank you, right now, from all CC/TWC 's firmwares is easy to extract the pass seed from router.dat (simple settings dump) and generate stupid password on or use SNMP (if applicable). This 'one-click' generator isn't needed anymore.

I got a pass for myself, and it gives almost no useful features at all, at least in TWC firmware. So don't think you are so smart here. I have managed to enable SSH and TELNET on this device, but not by the means you describe, as they no longer work.

(the settings are there if you look hard enough;-) Found quite a few other interesting things as well; possible secret user). I am extremely interested in getting my hands on the firmware for this device, or at least minimally libarrispassword.so, but there is much in this firmware i still want to find out about, such as why it has a hardcoded WPS pin of 42000648. I think the provider in austria changed the seed and modified the firmware a little bit can you please generate a password for my sn? D34BU7E52181078 funny is.

When you sniff the network for the oids you will get something like this when you login: (you have to take your own adress after login!) then delete it to this: let it a little bit load, you will get a lot of information. You guys are still going on with this? Asking for passwords? There are far easier ways imho. Let me give you some hints. Go on github, search the repository called 'junkyard'. Also check this out.

If you just wanna enable telnet, try this; SnmpMib = arrisCmDoc30AccessTelnetEnable.0 enable The OID is 1.3.6.1.4.1.4115.1.3.4.1.2.2 if you need it. Anyways, I was wondering, What if I used a MoCa access point and set up a server to push my own firmware updates, e.a. I pretend to be the ISP for the modems sake, I guess it'd be a man in middle attack of sorts, I was looking for information on this, and can't figure out if anyone's done it, or maybe noone talks about it. I'm curious though. Regards, thanks for sharing knowledge.

From telnet some commands says: Access to this command is restricted specially memory, docsys, nvram and some other arris model: TG862A Firmware Revision: 7.5.32D Nmap discovered these ports open: Discovered open port 443/tcp Discovered open port 8080/tcp Discovered open port 23/tcp Discovered open port 80/tcp Discovered open port 49152/tcp i wonder if i can bypass this restrictions somehow? BTW Console system System ping;sh says command not found what i'm missing?