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DSL Modem 192.168.a.b botnet member me?
Post 302991029 by zaxxon on Monday 6th of February 2017 02:52:28 AM
02-06-2017
If the modem/router is delivered/sold by the provider and they deny support, they might lose a customer next time 
Anyway, I have no clue about this but you can get alternative FW for WLAN-routers. Not sure if this is the case for yours, but the projects have usually listed models of routers that are supported iirc. I tried once DD-WRT with my Asus WLAN-Router and it worked well.
Check Wikipedia for a list of available projects.
Though keep in mind, you can trash your router with it, if the update fails.
Anyway, I have no clue about this but you can get alternative FW for WLAN-routers. Not sure if this is the case for yours, but the projects have usually listed models of routers that are supported iirc. I tried once DD-WRT with my Asus WLAN-Router and it worked well.
Check Wikipedia for a list of available projects.
Though keep in mind, you can trash your router with it, if the update fails.
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gshadow - shadowed group file DESCRIPTION
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