Quote:(02-17-2022, 03:27 PM)mothered Wrote: [To see links please register here]
I see.
I assume It can still be Identified through a list of default manufacturer passwords, Irrespective of the device's age.
As long as you don't expose your ip and it doesn't get indexed is all good.
In case of trouble, disable access to the admin panel by wifi and plug the router with a cable on eth1.
When i got my first android phone i used to wardrive to get wifi access points. Back in those days the default manufacturer was Thomson and the default password could be generated with a app or online. I made a map that i used to tag the access points. It worked everywhere and i watched YouTube on random wifi signals while waiting for transport, etc.