MCMC ? its like reporting BN's MP corruption case to MACC ...lollzz

i think the only way we can do now is to disable the account and remote management.. use firewall to block related traffics.. and also spread this in ur blog or fb if u have..

This post has been edited by ciohbu: May 29 2010, 03:41 PM

=.= all your pornos kena stole by tm ahahaha

toying with idea of turning off tr-069. not keen on its implications at all.

UNIPHAIL TRULY SCREW this time

Didn't say they will take action. But there must be a documented report made in case for future reference.

And MYCERT is supposed to:

use your own modem/router in the future?

I think their monitoring the usage for the cap limit?

well... since it's possible, don't use their router. Buy one that is better and use it.

WTF
no PRIVACY liao

why always we consumer have to pay the price ?

im not sure if i should laugh or cry.

If you think they want to spy on YOU by creating a second management account. Then it is big fail for all you guys, pretending to know how internet works.

Your Modem/router will be connected a layer two switch. or lets say connected to a port. they can use "SPAN" to see all the traffic you are sending and receiving.

But again, doing that to every indivicual will be really tiring. Easier is, run "SPAN" to the uplink, that is connecting the layer two switch to the distribution switch. and bam, they can get all i/o traffic from the whole switch.

WAIT.

They can add high end firewalls at the uplinks to every area (logical or geographical) or just again SPAN the traffic to the firewalls. AND they practically SEE every traffic you sending.

Conclusion is. dont cry a river for a second account your ISP put it. if they did, it is to make your experience better. but if you think you can out smart them. please do.

How i know. I'm a CCNP and working under routing/ switching and security for some enterprise.

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Added on May 29, 2010, 5:19 pmNo, they use packet shaping devices for that.

This post has been edited by night_wolf_in: May 29 2010, 05:19 PM

well..since u claim that u are CCNP (which is one level on top of CCNA) and working under security huh ? u should know that any unknown account in user's router give security thread to the user ? no matter the account is for good or for bad ... thats the simple and basic theory, imagine ur customer found out that u have a secret account in their main router ?

and more serious is the remote management enabled...

This post has been edited by ciohbu: May 29 2010, 06:06 PM

ya. it is management. there is no security issues to worry about. the moment you connected to the internet with your own router/modem with only your account, you are screwed by anyone who wants to screw you.

It is remote mangment of the ROUTER/MODEM. so if someone who is very smart, go play with the settings, then internet doesn't work. they dont have to send a guy to fix it. and dont tell me there are no people who screw their own modem then swear at tmnuts.

this great discovery is not worth the rant. If you think you know better than ISP bout network and security. then do what you want to do. Otherwise, i suggest keeping things the way they are.

i think the main topic here is the security thread by having remote management enabled and having a 2ndary admin account which is invisible to the user..

its the same as windows..

now since everyone knows it, they can choose whether to disable it or not..

This post has been edited by ciohbu: May 29 2010, 06:18 PM

Yea i don't quite like the idea of a secret account which is akin to a secret backdoor in my router...

Even if you say remote management saves the time tm needs to fix the internet,i still don't feel too good about it.

How you guys found out the login name and password for global admin?

pro la ts

One Sifu found it. The same person who helped to fix my router to connect to Unifi.

Salute to Rizvanrp!!!

wow it this true mean TM net can remote control your bandwith speed?? because you guy use TM router?

guess its kinda risky...blame rais for this...information freedom eh..