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This article introduces you how to quickly crack the linux kernel-based open source router background management login password, the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to, I hope to help you.

Preparation tools:

puttytel connection tool

Experimental procedure:

Step 1: First check your router system to see if it is an epenwrt or DDR-wrt router. These routers are all Linux based. Check the method. First connect the router (LAN port) with a network cable to crack the management password, and then enter the login password 192.168.1.1 (usually this):

You can try any interface similar to the one below:

There is also a way to determine whether your router is a Linux kernel, which is to use the ping command to ping the router directly. If the TTL value returned is about 64, it is generally the Linux kernel.

Step 2: disconnect the router power supply, network cable and computer connection, use the shortcut key ctrl+r to open the operation interface, and then enter cmd command, enter...

Enter ping 192.168.1.1-t command in the DOS dialog box that opens, press Enter to run (this IP is the management IP address of the router),

Step 3: Power on the router, wait for the router's first light to be fully lit, keep the time interval of 1~2s and press the reset button of the router backplane, wait for the TTL=128 response packet, and stop the operation of the button after receiving the next TTL=64 response packet.

Step 4: Use the puttytel tool to telnet to the router. After opening the puttytel tool, enter the router IP address 192.168.1.1, and then click Open.

Step 5: Enter the command mount_root in the open interface, and then enter,

Prompt for the next step, continue with the command: passwd

Enter to run, prompt to enter a new password: then press the prompt to enter a password of not less than 8 digits, note! Attention! Attention! When entering the password, there is no display. This is not unresponsive. It is estimated that it is specially designed for safety.

After entering, see the prompt Password for root changed by root prompt, indicating that the password has been successfully modified, enter exit to exit, restart the router!

Note: Set the password should not be too simple, otherwise sometimes pass.

Step 6: Open the browser and enter 192.168.1.1, log in to the router, enter the username (default: root) and the password you just modified to log in to the router.

At this point, the router management background has been successfully reset.

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