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I’ll keep this nice and short. I got into a small business’s local network and gained access to their modem and all the configuration settings you would expect to come with that(they had default passwords for everything). I don’t have a specific goal in mind but I want to try and collect as much information as possible. Wether that be only login credentials for devices on the network or access to an entire database (which I’d be surprised if that worked).
Any thoughts or suggestions on my next steps?
Some extra details on the network: I noticed the subnet configurations were much more than default settings so I guessed they had hired someone to set up the network but then hadn’t changed any defaults. I also found and logged into the local site for their managed switch (again, a quick google search gave me the default password for that model of switch), but there wasn’t much on there.
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I just got hold of some gps devices used for tracking cargo which weren’t needed anymore. I am curious about them, and would like to play around with it, but I can’t find anything about them. I’d like to reprogram tgem so they can be followed and sell them for a few bucks, or just to learn about them. Problem is, they have anintegrated sim , which is not removable, and I’m unable to source any data of the device to see where should I start from. Any help would ve appreciated if someone takes the time to help a noobie out. The image of the device is attached above.it has an usb port which seemt to have data lines attached to the motherboard. I removed the shielding from the motherboard too. The white gunk on the mobo is where the battery was connected. submitted by /u/Vargabazsaa |