ml> Hello again, sweet readers ! OpenRG is an embedded OS for routers. It's based on Linux and it's inside many ISP routers out there. Inside OpenRG configuration file, passwords appear in a way that can seem to be crypted, but it's just obfuscated. For example: (username(admin)) (password(&b7;X&5c;&b9;&a2;)) Above you can see a simple deobfuscator. Enjoy! You can try it with: &ad;Y&5b;&b3;&a3;&17;T&8b;&c4;&b9;#&96;&04;c&ea;&1d;$%&5d;&16;&08;B3&c0; :) Zibri.
Aewsome!
ReplyDeleteReport to any police authority? Even I doubt they can do something, unless they already tail that...
ReplyDeleteHmm.. yes.. but I wonder if there's something more specific and internet based.
ReplyDeletesell info to antivirus company like Symantec :-)
ReplyDelete@Qurt: nice one. Do you have any contact?
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion a CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) is the correct contact. A survey of European CERTs is available at http://www.enisa.europa.eu/act/cert/background/inv for example. Your feedback would be very appreciated.
ReplyDeleteJust for fun, u could invade the private irc server and take control of its admin machine :P leave a threatning message to never try that again :)
ReplyDeleteBtw, what's the utility name so we can avoid downloading it?
It has multiple names.. Like a virus. It's not a specific one.
ReplyDeleteI found it in a fake 3d game mod utility.