This is how Equifax was "hacked". They had a remote server with those credentials, which someone used to steal all our info. Equifax paid like $10 per person in fines and said "teehee our bad".
If that one doesn't work try login: guest password: password.
Man "hacking" was so much easier when people knew nothing about device configurations.
They still don't. Most devices are left at default settings around here.
At least now the default settings on most routers include a unique WiFi password printed on the router, so either that password, physical access to the router, or a serious security vulnerability in software that never receives updates (gee, this list is getting long) is necessary to compromise the router.
Idiots. My pw’s hunter2, but all you guys see is stars.
Idiots. My pw’s *******, but all you guys see is stars.
Damn, you're right
That's like leaving the key in the door.
It's worse than that, it's like not having the lock installed at all, so that anyone can come put their own lock on instead
Its designed to be immediately changed. By default WiFi is turned off so you would need to connect physically.
tfw someone takes a few tries to guess the password to your system because they think it can't be blank...
I always put the previous key under the mat when I change the locks anywhere.
Or root, password
Login: root Password: toor
this is a new one for me!
Kinda looks like an on/off switch
JB weld it to the floor 🤣
Login:
Password:
A regular doormat?
Or is that a little thumbtack or a firecracker towards the bottom center (and not just a piece of debris)?
I get the default credentials part…
The key under the mat is visible because the mat has holes.
DUH! Obviously a key now. Thanks.
Jokes on them, that key is longer the real one so it make contact with zapping device in the lock.
Login: User1, Password: User1 (browserling.com).
