RE: LinkSys WRT54G administration page availble to WAN

["Humes, David G." <David.Humes () jhuapl edu>]

I have a WRT54G at home.  After seeing all the discussion here about the
remote administration vulnerability I tried to access the web interface
today on ports 80 and 443 from outside of my home network and was not able
to get to the web interface either.  

But, having said that, I'm still fairly disappointed with this product.
Linksys used to incorporate SNMP support that made it possible to use
Linklogger, a very inexpensive and capable firewall logger.  But, it appears
that SNMP and syslog support are gone.  I contacted tech support about this
and they agreed that the WRT54G has no support for external event logging.
Too bad.

--Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: Jason Munro [mailto:jason () stdbev com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 2:30 PM
To: bugtraq () securityfocus com
Subject: Re: LinkSys WRT54G administration page availble to WAN


On 11:51:41 am 05/31/04 "Alan W. Rateliff, II" <lists () rateliff net> wrote:
> Manufacturer: LinkSys (a division of Cisco)
> Product: Wireless-G Broadband Router
> Model: WRT54G
> Product Page:
> http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=33&scid=35&prid=601
> Firmware tested: v2.02.7
>
> In a recent client installation I discovered that even if the remote
> administration function is turned off, the WRT54G provides the
> administration web page to ports 80 and 443 on the WAN.  The
> implications are obvious: out of the box the unit gives full access
> to its administration from the WAN using the default or, if the user
> even bothered to change it, an easily guessed password.

Testing this issue with a recently purchased WRT54G here showed that while
I can access the web interface on the WAN IP from the LAN behind the
linksys, I can not access it from another location on the WAN side.


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