A Zero-day Vulnerability in TP-link Router Let Hackers Gain Admin Privilege & Take Full Control of It Remotely

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A Zero-day Vulnerability in TP-link Router Let Hackers Gain Admin Privilege & Take Full Control of It Remotely

Researchers discovered a new firmware vulnerability in TP-link Archer C5 (v4) routers Let the attacker gain an Admin Password, and allow them remote takeover the router.

Once the vulnerability has successfully exploited, a remote attacker takes over the router configurated through Telnet on the local area network (LAN) and connects to a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server via both LAN and WAN.

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