full-disclosure - security hole in german Telekom T-Sinus 111

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Message-ID: <20041122201307.1e54e0ab.derfromme@gmx.de>
From: derfromme at gmx.de (Christian Fromme)
Subject: security hole in german Telekom T-Sinus 111

Mailinglist <mllist@....de> wrote:

> i stopped @ the T-Sinus 111 a wireless broadband router, labeled by
> german Telekom.
> 
> This device has an integrated DSL Modem and the security bug is that
> you can use the router as a modem every time.
> Create on your machine a dialupconnection using the "T-Com DSL Adapter
> software", the router will disconnect from carrier and the User can dialup.
> This allready works with empty settings on the device ...
> I think everyone who uses this device is vulnerable for DSL dialer
> tools (and DSL by call used by a worker) and at a small company network the connection could always
> beeing disconntected.

Very interesting! Please keep us updated on this topic.

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Christian Fromme

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