Exploit a Router Using RouterSploit [Tutorial]

How to Attack Network Devices with RouterSploit Tutorial

Cyber Weapons Lab, Episode 018

In this video, we're exploring RouterSploit, which shows you just how easy it is to get started with router hacking — even if you're a beginner white hat hacker or pentester. This program works on Linux distros like Kali, macOS, and Windows.

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[brandenminton]

Found two vulnerabilities on my router thanks to this! Then I found out that xfinity doesn't allow users to update the hardware they provide. Guess who just ordered a new router? Thanks for this video.

[maxpayne]

I asked my router for concent, and it blinked...guess it is okay with this

[illuminatiilluminati]

Please make a full course on ethical hacking...

[roykibet]

Imagine having this guy as your next door neighbor 😅😅

[Drael]

Just discovered your channel and I have to say, your content is amazing! Also thank you for this video.

[Jackaldev]

2:46 I thought he was having a stroke for a second.

[crimsontorso]

Hawaiian routers are mostly unsecured, as a large amount of botnets (mostly mirais) use these routers by using a set list of 0days.
Also, thanks for the <3

[jeonghutamilim]

ISP's like to implement TR-069 backdoor into things

[mlgamer]

I want to say that once i was a beginner i learned all from this channel. I wish this channel could reach 1 m subscribe before 2021

[platinumpython]

Everybody makes errors, makes more sense to continue the video than to edit it. Great stuff, your way of explanation is super smooth. Would appreciate a video of you creating Persistence USB, without LUK. Thank you!

[grimssouls]

I managed to get into my own router. My creds weren't vulnerable, but rom0 and another thing like cmd was. I was able to run payloads/commands directly from my computer. My skill level doesn't know what to do with the vulnerabilities I got, but I do know that it could reak havoc on my router.

[lennovo]

Omg. It blinks at 1:20. He may be human after all. Great channel.

[rage]

that introduction is one hell of a ride

[psknhegemn]

Thanks for your awsome job mate! It's clearly not rewarded enough!

[tibielias]

Thanks for the video! I scanned all my devices at home. Routersploit has only found devices where the 6-9 vulnearbilities (on various ports) couldn't be verified. Is there a way to try to get a better picture whether these devices are really vulnearble or not? Can you group together these unverified exploits and run them individually using RouterSploit?

Update: Never mind. I tinkered with it a bit and got it to work! Pretty powerful tool, I have to say. Many of the payloads might need some fine tuning since they crash the CLI with silly errors such as "unorderable types" when comparing tuples and such. Nothing that couldn't be fixed.

[hotwoodgaming]

You need an online course for this stuff man great channel btw

[christianhernandez]

Awesome video man, I love your work. Thank you for putting this information out into the world. I can guarantee you will inspiring people to do great things by sparking their curiosity. Again Thank you

[MirkWoot]

Right away when i heard "Easy python script", I thought.. "No, not simple or easy" haha.. then there are requirements, and commands :P.
I can figure this out, and know there is target audience. I just thought it was a little fun anyway as it also takes a little more knowing things than the average person.

[Kurkeyyy]

So you can use router split for your own good to see if your router is good?

[rafeinnit]

I dont have a port setting in my target options?