Reply With QuoteThe old "Why fix it when you can just rename it and hope no-one notices." trick.
If they wanted to keep it they could at least give the user the option of disabling it or changing the password.
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They really blew it, just renamed the superuser account with new firmware, but the flaw remained. Now German site posted the new name and password, so now it still is a complete debacle: dslreports
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The old "Why fix it when you can just rename it and hope no-one notices." trick.
If they wanted to keep it they could at least give the user the option of disabling it or changing the password.
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