Fritz!Box exploit: Added Big Endianess, improved check()-Function #3207
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Some Fritz!Box devices also run in Big Endianess mode. However, since "uname -a" always returns "mips" and the "file"-command is not available, autodetection is not an easy task. The check()-function now checks, whether the device is really vulnerable. Furthemore, it's possible to send 92 bytes.
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@7a69 thanks for your input ... I have tested it on my box and it works perfect! |
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coolio, thanks @m-1-k-3 for testing, just reviewing and landing! |
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Some Fritz!Box devices also run in Big Endianess mode (e.g. Version 7360). However, since
"uname -a" always returns "mips" and the "file"-command is not
available, autodetection is not an easy task.
The check()-function now checks, whether the device is really
vulnerable.
Furthermore, it's possible to send 92 bytes.