mmkay. keep us posted, scamp.

that was yesterday, they already released the patches, just update everything and turn it back on

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>>110130690
Yeah bro just update the PHP running on your fucking router. AHAHAHAAHAHA

>>110130714
if your router runs php chuck it in the trash

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>>110130749
Anon... Do you know anything about industrial routers? They all run fucking PHP 5 or some shit like that. It's horrible.

>>110130820
>industrial routers? They all run fucking PHP 5 or some shit like that. It's horrible
I'm calling Cisco right now

>>110130820
>>110130714
Did the photographer here RAPE it?

>>110130633
sure, pal

>>110130633
did it implode?

>>110130820
btw this is the last time I ever offer free lodging to a Zeta Reticulan. It's been nothing but issues since day one.

So is the issue a security flaw in PHP or that a bunch of jeets put 69 as the private key? I'm seeing conflated issues here.

>>110130933
They're both separate incidents.

>>110130921
The least that nigga can do is put down a towel when he plants his grey ass on your chair.

>>110130714
As long as it isn't serving anything to the open web it should be fine, no? php2shell only works if you can interact with a webserver.

>>110131198
when a router running php is asking you for a login when facing the internet, it's still an issue, retard

>>110130690
>>110130714
PHP isn't the only issue
It's all the old software that trust those compromised CA certificates

>>110131297
>can't read
If the php login page is not accessible from the external address, how is it a problem?

>>110132683
>when facing the internet
i wonder which one of us can't read. corporate routers don't work the way you think they work, retard

>>110132751
Who said anything about corporate routers? Anon said:
>Yeah bro just update the PHP running on your fucking router.
Which to me implied home routers more than anything else.