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image ntwrk: Vulnerabilities: D-Link DSL-300G/DSL-300G+ Default Password Vulnerability image
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Release Date: 2003-04-02

Critical: Moderately critical

Impact: System access

Where: From remote

OS: D-Link DSL-300G/DSL-300G+
Description:
It has been reported that the default password for the telnet service on D-Link DSL-300G/DSL-300G+ modems is not changed via the web administration interface.

Reportedly, even when the modem has been configured via the web administration interface and the default password has been changed, a malicious person can still connect to the telnet service and authenticate using the default password ("private").

Solution:
Reportedly, the password can be changed manually via the telnet service. The modem has to be rebooted afterwards for the changes to take effect.

Filter traffic to the telnet service.

Go to Secunia Advisories for further details.
Posted on Wednesday, 02 April 2003 @ 17:40:23 EST by cj
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