Pwning residential routers/modems?

[Dissident85]

Hi, I was wondering how you would get past a residential router / modem / firewall? I have found so much about exploiting Cisco routers and various other commercial/business hardware. But no matter how much I look into it, I can never find anything about how to get past my Belkin router? Or the little adsl modem that my ISP gave me. It must be possible? But where do I start?

[hawaii67]

So you may concentrate on CLIENT SECURITY.

Here are a few interesting documents to check out:

http://lab.gnucitizen.org/presentati...dence_2K8.pdf?

http://lab.gnucitizen.org/research-p...ear_Later.pdf?

[wyze]

Originally Posted by hawaii67

So you may concentrate on CLIENT SECURITY.

Here are a few interesting documents to check out:

http://lab.gnucitizen.org/presentati...dence_2K8.pdf?

http://lab.gnucitizen.org/research-p...ear_Later.pdf?

Excellent slides, thanks for posting

[algemy]

Thanks for the posting, I have been wandering about it. I'll read the info as soon as I have the time.

[operat0r]

not sure what you mean by "get past" but I would check out tunnels: ( in order of 1337-ness )
DNS: http://thomer.com/howtos/nstx.html
ICMP: http://www.cs.uit.no/~daniels/PingTunnel/
SSH:http://socialistsushi.com/2005/11/17/portaputty

[Dissident85]

Originally Posted by hawaii67

So you may concentrate on CLIENT SECURITY.

Here are a few interesting documents to check out:

http://lab.gnucitizen.org/presentati...dence_2K8.pdf?

http://lab.gnucitizen.org/research-p...ear_Later.pdf?

Thanks for that, that look really good will have a read when i get home from work tonight

Originally Posted by operat0r

not sure what you mean by "get past" but I would check out tunnels: ( in order of 1337-ness )
DNS: http://thomer.com/howtos/nstx.html
ICMP: http://www.cs.uit.no/~daniels/PingTunnel/
SSH:http://socialistsushi.com/2005/11/17/portaputty

Cheers, they look like that are worth a read as well

[ShadowKill]

That was a great read. Loved the call jacking sections. SNOM here I come

[hawaii67]

pdp and Adrian really do a great job.
You should visit their site gnucitizen.org regularly.

Cheers

[Dissident85]

I read through that documation that everyone posted, great info found it really interesting. But it didn’t really answer my question, don’t think I was very clear with my question. I drew a diagram to help illustrate what I am trying to do.



As you can see above, what I am wondering is how would you get to a pc behind a modem/firewall/router. For example if I wanted to get to my computer at home from my pc at work. At home I have a Linksys WRT300N which is a Router, Modem & Gateway and my computer’s and my house mates computers are all behind it. How would I get to it?

[ShadowKill]

Originally Posted by Dissident85

I read through that documation that everyone posted, great info found it really interesting. But it didn’t really answer my question, don’t think I was very clear with my question. I drew a diagram to help illustrate what I am trying to do.



As you can see above, what I am wondering is how would you get to a pc behind a modem/firewall/router. For example if I wanted to get to my computer at home from my pc at work. At home I have a Linksys WRT300N which is a Router, Modem & Gateway and my computer’s and my house mates computers are all behind it. How would I get to it?

See tunneling........