[Archived] Default Router WPA Keys - Keyspace Used
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gurgen
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gurgen said:payknight said:i've created a list of all password combination from S1?0Y (S120-S160) serials .
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thanks for that.
Can you add s180y?
let me guess u are HAYDAR that got banned ?
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gurgen said:payknight said:i've created a list of all password combination from S1?0Y (S120-S160) serials .
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thanks for that.
Can you add s180y?
Can you share S180y Zyxel modem image? I dont see before time. Now lastest TTNET_ZYXEL name TurkTelekom_Z???? and TurkTelekom_Z???? use only s160y and s170y.
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payknight said:gurgen said:payknight said:i've created a list of all password combination from S1?0Y (S120-S160) serials .
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thanks for that.
Can you add s180y?
let me guess u are HAYDAR that got banned ?
Hey Paynight Can you make list for S17AAXXXXXXXX algortim?
I shared the evidence that it was working under the subject
gurgen
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Obviously most of you will find the SSID / Password Format / Length columns the most useful. .... (sometimes use the device's serial number as the default key!)
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This is in regards to routers that are used by CIK Internet customers. The default password for the CIK routers (CIK uses shaw routers that are pre programmed and shipped to you by mail)
Anyway the default wifi passwords for the routers are the mac addresses this includes the login pages to gain access to settings. Also if you factory reset any of their equipment either by the reset button on the router itself or via the software after logging in it messes the box up completely and requires you to either send the router back to CIK in the mail or pay a shaw technician $100 for the visit. You can change the passwords for wifi access and for access to the application from their defaults, but I think that users may be less encouraged to do so after getting the lecture on not factory resetting their routers just in case they screw something up and cause a $100 extra charge to have it fixed.
I think that this practice is extremely bad as most people won't notice that the mac address is the password even once they see it. I only noticed after quite some time and was running netcat or something similar and happened to notice. I did mention this to CIK but I have found that only by making this information public knowledge through forums like this do companies take steps to change practices like this which can jeopardize the security of the customers that pay their living.
CIK Internet is a Canadian company. I don't know if they operate in other countries or not
Anyway the default wifi passwords for the routers are the mac addresses this includes the login pages to gain access to settings. Also if you factory reset any of their equipment either by the reset button on the router itself or via the software after logging in it messes the box up completely and requires you to either send the router back to CIK in the mail or pay a shaw technician $100 for the visit. You can change the passwords for wifi access and for access to the application from their defaults, but I think that users may be less encouraged to do so after getting the lecture on not factory resetting their routers just in case they screw something up and cause a $100 extra charge to have it fixed.
I think that this practice is extremely bad as most people won't notice that the mac address is the password even once they see it. I only noticed after quite some time and was running netcat or something similar and happened to notice. I did mention this to CIK but I have found that only by making this information public knowledge through forums like this do companies take steps to change practices like this which can jeopardize the security of the customers that pay their living.
CIK Internet is a Canadian company. I don't know if they operate in other countries or not
for all of u that ask me in PM.
turkish company that used TTNET_ZYXEL now use another router from TPlink where the name should be TurkTelekom_Txxxx from my understanding .
i have attached the extracted firmware for u to reverse it.
i think u should find what u looking for in libcmm.so (as some users in the forum already decompiled and find a way to find how the passwords are made, not me tho)
enjoy,
by the way i did update the list with 180Y and 17AA
turkish company that used TTNET_ZYXEL now use another router from TPlink where the name should be TurkTelekom_Txxxx from my understanding .
i have attached the extracted firmware for u to reverse it.
i think u should find what u looking for in libcmm.so (as some users in the forum already decompiled and find a way to find how the passwords are made, not me tho)
enjoy,
by the way i did update the list with 180Y and 17AA
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up to now i figure out those letters DYFXRWPLMVCNSTQB was on the default passwords.
DYFXRWPLMVCNSTQB
UPDATE 1:
seems like same keyspace of sky routers
https://www.picclickimg.com/d/w1600/pict/283468275465_/BNIB-Now-TV-Hub-Two-WiFi-Router-%E2%80%93.jpg
up to now i figure out those letters DYFXRWPLMVCNSTQB was on the default passwords.
DYFXRWPLMVCNSTQB
UPDATE 1:
seems like same keyspace of sky routers