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The flaw tracked as CVE-2018-20377 is known at least since 2012 when Rick Murray described it in a blog post. . “This allows allow any remote user to easily access the device and maliciously modify the device settings or firmware. Mursch also reported that many exposed devices use default credentials (i.e. admin/admin).
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