Hi Pippo, by default, there is only the user "root". You should be able to login via SSH and the web interface with the same credentials. You can always reset the root password, by booting into fail safe mode [1].
Given the fact that you have serial console access, you should be able to boot into fail safe mode by pressing f during boot when prompted "Press the [f] key and hit [enter] to enter failsafe mode". [1] http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/generic.failsafe#in_failsafe_mode Regards, Jannis Am 20.08.2015 um 17:04 schrieb Pippo Pappo: > Jannis, > > i get your point so, given that i'm talking of a device that was given > to me to > analyze the content, i assume nothing can be done to recover past activity. > By the way i took the passwd and shadow files (through a connection made via > serial console) and cracked the root password with john the ripper (because > the client did'nt knew the password) and it was the default one for > admin (admin01) > but i've tried this in the web interface of the router and it did not > worked so i think > that this could be uses for dropbear/ssh login (i'll try later) but if > it's so do you happen to > know where is stored the password for the "admin" user (the one you can > use in > the web interface of the router) ? At this point this is just out of > curiosity and to > learn more about this kind of systems. > Maybe i can use the one i discovered (as root) to change the one for the > admin user?
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