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Re: 2Wire Cross Site Request Forgery Vulnerability Be sure that you are changing the actual address of the 2wire and not just trying to go to it. On mine, that is on this page (using the default IP anyways): »192.168.1.254/xslt?PAGE=C06
Just out of curiosity, which program is it that you were referring to? |
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| said by koolkid1563:Be sure that you are changing the actual address of the 2wire and not just trying to go to it. On mine, that is on this page (using the default IP anyways): » 192.168.1.254/xslt?PAGE=C06Just out of curiosity, which program is it that you were referring to? Yes, I have changed it and checked with ipconfig.
No, I'm not going to post the number in public, or even in private unless someone proves to me thay are a network security professional. Sorry!
I still don't fully understand the implications of what I've discovered. |
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| Are you sure that the mystery application is not simply using the hostname gateway.2wire.net instead of a hard coded IP address? If you are using the 2wire router for DNS resolution, that hostname will always resolve to the current IP address for the router.
Of course since you refuse to provide any details, any answer will simply be a wild guess.
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