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[Full-disclosure] Newest hacks
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- Subject: [Full-disclosure] Newest hacks
- From: wangkaig@xxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 13:26:03 +0800
Hi guys,
I noticed a news recently.Researchers at Indiana University's Department
of Computer Science recently released a report outlining a way hackers
could potentially access and change the configuration routers on home
networks. They described how some JavaScript built into a Web page could
be used to log into the administrator account of a home router and change
its DNS (define) settings.The Indiana University report points out that
this attack doesn't exploit any browser vulnerability, and, more
importantly, it seems to work with pretty much any router,rrespective of
brand or model.Any idea how to program the javascript to modify the DNS
configuration?
Best Regards
Ken
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