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[NW] Hacker Writes Rootkit for Cisco's Routers
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This could be bad as routers have a fair amount of trust on any network, and are in a perfect spot to do some fun things.
__________________Also routers firmware gets updated rarely, if ever (Not uncommon for them to go over a year w/o updates). Ciscos release cycle is every 6 months, and that is only if you have a $$² support contract with them.
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Oh man, this would be horrible if it was released and recoded for various scenarios. The question is, how exactly would it get on your router? Maybe they bind it into a firmware update.
edit: just read this part from article. Quote:
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Last edited by aod2002 : 05-16-08 at 04:42 AM |
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Wow this would be bad if it got out to the general public...which lets face it, it will.
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