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Unifi WARNING TO ALL UNIFI USERS, Threat warning, read inside

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almaty
post May 30 2010, 05:57 PM

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QUOTE(VengenZ @ May 29 2010, 04:24 PM)
I think their monitoring the usage for the cap limit?
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firstly, GOOD exposé rizwan!!

@vengenz, they dont need to touch the dir-615 to check usage of cap limit.
eg. your mobile usage for billing telco dont need to touch your phone wink.gif


Added on May 30, 2010, 6:02 pm
QUOTE(night_wolf_in @ May 29 2010, 06:07 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.
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wahh!! started already. deflect. trivialise. ridicule.


Added on May 30, 2010, 6:37 pm
QUOTE(rizvanrp @ May 29 2010, 09:20 PM)
Sorry I forgot to add this in, Unifi's main VLAN has no caps on it. Every user is capped at the account level only. This means if a 5mbps breaks into a 20mbps users router and takes his user/pass, he will get 20mbps at home. Nice job TM smile.gif

Since you're going to be implementing an account cap, I can't imagine what people would do to get past it  sweat.gif
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in future...this will be a fav pastime for some. and the unsuspecting user after 3 days. eh?!@ why so slow?!?
call helpdesk...quota used LOL...sorry we cant help you. no proof that you did not use it yourself.




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post May 30 2010, 08:14 PM

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really who cares ccna/ccnp. blow a whistle, hundreds/thousands will come.
in constrast, banks/big corps will pay big $$$ to consultants to verify security.

anyway rizwan good on ya. some people would have kept quiet so that they can exploit for their personal gain for as long as possible/forever...

i think tm owes you at least 1 years free subscription wink.gif

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post Jun 2 2010, 01:10 PM

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QUOTE(faud @ Jun 1 2010, 07:18 PM)
u all who read this must understand what "ISP" stands for. As an Internet Service Provider, all they can do is to give internet access to customer. n they manage to give it. the problem is about that modem. the D-link modem. they should be blame bcause they set the default settings. i think TM have no rights to change the default setting except the one that has to do with internet access.

about the question on can people change the modem..... i think they cant.... bcoz it has something to do with the main equipment at TM office n MAC address of the modem(my friend at TM told me). so if u n ur neighbour both subscribe unfi, their modem cant be exchange eventhough they have the same modem brand....

try to google about the d-link modem to find more answers
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eh apologist. firstly its a wifi router. secondly, stop deflecting blame to dlink!!
that router is a custom router that tm oem-d from dlink. you cant buy it off the shelf from any store.
it is a tm router. i dont care if dlink or flink or nolink or slolink made it.

the tm logo pasted everywhere.

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post Jun 2 2010, 06:36 PM

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bcoz we like the yellow fellow not the copycat blue bear
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post Jun 2 2010, 07:07 PM

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he is stating a fact/truth. he has nothing to worry about. tm should thank him.

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post Jun 2 2010, 07:46 PM

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Unifi ‘backdoor’ allows hacking, spying

http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2010/06/02/uni...hacking-spying/

read the first comment in the blog. carboncopy is wondering whether unifi users can file class action suit against tm LOL.

on the other hand i wonder what other manufacturers like linksys, aztech for eg think about unifi and the dir-615 exclusivity.



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post Jun 2 2010, 08:13 PM

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QUOTE(ayamkambing @ Jun 2 2010, 07:54 PM)
Remote access should only be granted on a need to bases by the client, and no TM staff should know nor be allowed such access unless explicitly granted.

They still want to maintain it. How can they assure that their TM staff dont exploit it?
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exactly. totally agree with you on this.

example...employee plans to leave tm or finds out he is getting fired etc...he starts to collect user/pwd wink.gif




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post Jun 2 2010, 09:05 PM

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that pic has something to do with israel?
funny to see the word hack and the pic...are you trying to insinuate something biggrin.gif


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