I have been studying wardriving and wireless security for education purposes, but there is one seemingly simple thing that I have not been able to find the answer to anywhere.
From what I understand, many routers have a default password, and there are plenty of lists of default passwords available. However, I have not been able to figure out how to log in with a default password.
For example, say there is a router broadcasting its ssid as linksys, one would assume that it is a linksys router with a default admin/admin password. However, how would one go about actually accessing this router?
2007-03-24
17:38:46
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Cameron W
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When typing in the IP address of the router, wouldn't that have to be done from a computer that is actually connected to the network. Like you would have to connect to an open network first and then access the router?
If this is indeed the case, is it possible to access a router that is running wep encryption, or would that have to be bypassed first?
2007-03-24
17:47:19 ·
update #1