Mark Lanctot wrote:
> P.S. the hacker wannabe in me likes to try to bring up the router admin
> pages in the hotels he connects. You'd be surprised what he finds.
> Interesting link: http://www.phenoelit.de/dpl/dpl.html I also managed
> to do this for an unsecured wireless network viewable from my brother's
> place. I never did anything, but it was tempting.
This list (and its friends) are well known to many support techs
around the world. "I can't log into the Interweb!" often
requires access to a router whose information is otherwise
unknown. Get a customer to read you a model number and you
might be able to save the day.
I've done it myself more than once.
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