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git clone https://github.com/threat9/routersploit
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cd routersploit
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python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
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cd
Righto, there might be times when ya wanna give the router a bit of a poke around, eh? Lucky for ya, there's already some ripper frameworks out there to help ya get the job done, no worries.
First up, fire up that Kali of yours and open a new terminal window. Then, just punch in these commands:
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cd routersploit
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sudo python3 rsf.py
SOME USEFUL COMMANDS:
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use scanners/autopwn
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show options
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set target ROUTER_IP
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run
Alright, so once you've got that rsf.py script running, it's gonna go through every public exploit it can find for the router you're targeting. If it finds something that's vulnerable, you can then head on over to the exploits section and launch the corresponding exploit.
This thing is a ripper to use, mate, so don't go overlooking it if you're keen to really give that router a good ol' fashioned poke around. Once you've managed to get yourself in, you'll be staring at a command line on the router, which means you can start navigating, deleting, replacing the firmware, and even mucking around with the files.