It’s better for you to know about it than to remain oblivious to possibility that anyone from anywhere in the world, sitting in their room with their pyjamas on, can log onto to your router and start doing some rather nasty stuff. So I was struggling to figure out if I really should have made this post, but in the end I think it’s better for you (and everyone else) to know just how easy it is to Hack Unifi accounts–not so you can hack them, but so that you can take some precautions over the situation.īut first, some caveats–everything I’m showing here is already public knowledge, the only difference is that I’ve culled and aggregated knowledge from different streams to show you just how easy an attacker can circumvent your password protection on your Unifi Dlink DIR-615 router, which is the stock router that comes with Unifi. TM has left you literally hanging by your coat-tails with a router that can be hacked as easily as pasting a link. If you’re one of the 500,000 Unifi subscribers in Malaysia, you need to know that your stock router–is completely hackable.
So I was wondering if I should publish this, but I guess I have to.
