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Underscoring that cheap can be costly when it comes to #cybersecurity. #Walmart-exclusive router & others sold on #Amazon & #eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices. https://t.co/60auqwfhTY#cybernews
— ??Curtis S. Chin (@CurtisSChin) November 24, 2020
OMG, cheap Chinese Wi-Fi routers come with easily exploitable back doors! But seriously, this is some valuable research, and Walmart should be sanctioned. https://t.co/DtjQ8CG1XP
— Stephen Cobb (@zcobb) November 23, 2020
I can't work out if this "backdoor" is remotely exploitable (WAN or cloud)...
— Cybergibbons (@cybergibbons) November 23, 2020
I hate the term "RCE" when it comes to devices like this. From what perspective do you mean "remote"?https://t.co/tqUoJpBSFk
Inside or outside doesn't matter if you can use CSRF or XSS to access.
— Nicholas Weaver (@ncweaver) November 23, 2020
In new research by @CyberNews_com, @Lexcor1 worked together with @jtcsec & @0xLupin to uncover how @Walmart "exclusive" Jetstream routers and Wavlink/winstars routers have hidden backdoors that allow for full control of the devices. 1/nhttps://t.co/zHMyNNBQT2
— Bernard Meyer (@bernardmeyer01) November 23, 2020
Last year when I visited Tunisia I saw Chinese companies taking over telecommunication industries in Africa by full, and this worries me.
— Dlshad (@dlshadothman) November 23, 2020
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Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices https://t.co/JhaNyahpKb
Check your router and have your family check their routers as well. https://t.co/UMVXJQCkVG
— Gustavo Sorola (@sorola) November 24, 2020
A collaboration between @CyberNews_com, @jtcsec, @0xLupin and @Lexcor1 documents the back-door, attempts to connect multiple corporate identities to a common owner, and presents (very) rough estimate of the number of devices that share this defect.https://t.co/el3J9ywARt
— Cory Doctorow #BLM (@doctorow) November 24, 2020
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Article about bugdoors being placed in equipment and sold to Americas working class/low-income market through retailers like Walmart. This isn't exclusively restricted to Routers, all cheap Android phones at Walmart had vendor placed methods to obtain root https://t.co/OdwoJb89wC
— Hacker Fantastic (@hackerfantastic) November 24, 2020
When you read this, think Huawei.
— ??⭐?? Eduardo Rosas, USN(Ret.) (@US_Navy_Ret_MD) November 24, 2020
Inserting equipment with backdoor into the market has been an ongoing battle since before I retired from the Navy in 2007.
Research products and its supply chain before you buy!https://t.co/RJbymdVsPN
Why you shouldn`t trust your entire network security to some obscure, discounted product from a manufacturer nobody ever heard of:https://t.co/8jMDF4yRKv
— Eric Sauvageau (@RMerlinDev) November 24, 2020
why you should never buy no-name routers - also why indie security audits are so important > https://t.co/lCQzC70UZU
— electronic max (@emax) November 23, 2020
Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden #backdoors to control devices | https://t.co/JnFtBY8EfA #backdoor
— Grigorios Fragkos (@drgfragkos) November 24, 2020
Underscoring that cheap can be costly when it comes to #cybersecurity. #Walmart-exclusive router & others sold on #Amazon & #eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices. https://t.co/60auqwfhTY#cybernews
— ??Curtis S. Chin (@CurtisSChin) November 24, 2020
@Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on @Amazon & @eBay contain hidden #backdoors to control devices.
— DynamicCISO (@dynamicCISO) November 24, 2020
? https://t.co/36KVw4rgwG#amazon #ebay #security #cybersecurity #ciso #girlswhocode #infosec #linux #malware @rneelmani @hacback17 @muqbil_ahmar @shipramalhotra
Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices
— Tanya Janca (@shehackspurple) November 24, 2020
YIKES! ??https://t.co/Rz9QzOEuoR
Hey everyone !@jtcsec and I worked on that story for the past couple of weeks. After a lot of hardwork and in collaboration with @CyberNews_com here it is! #routers #hack #exploit #RCE #backdoorhttps://t.co/3WXSRcZhr3
— Lupin (@0xLupin) November 23, 2020
Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices https://t.co/aMPIOENKwP
— Frank (@jedisct1) November 24, 2020
??? Privacy / security alert:
— Scott Monty (@ScottMonty) November 24, 2020
Router sold by Walmart, Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices
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? Walmart-exclusive router and others sold on Amazon & eBay contain hidden backdoors to control devices#cybersecurity
— Dr. ir Johannes Drooghaag (JD) ? (@DrJDrooghaag) November 23, 2020
@archonsec @ipfconline1 @YuHelenYu https://t.co/mRjCYIgYet
Walmart & Amazon Routers Have Hidden Backdoors To China! #cybersecurity #backdoors #china #chinatradehttps://t.co/zbQHVnb6QG
— Women CyberSecurity Society (WCS2) ™️ (@WomenCSSociety) November 24, 2020
? #tuesdaythoughts This #WiFi router is a Black Friday steal. Experts say it's a security risk. https://t.co/FWcrdEWXTx ?via @mashable #CyberSecurity
— Sergio_Raguso ? (@RagusoSergio) November 24, 2020
Cc @Fabriziobustama @DrJDrooghaag @Victoryabro @PVynckier @CurieuxExplorer @jeancayeux @baski_LA @Nicochan33 @PawlowskiMario