✳️ How to Randomly Hack a Home Routers

⭕️ Requirements:

▪️Port Scanner (I use zenmap in this tutorial)

▪️ Web Browser (I use Google Chrome)

▪️ Internet Connection

〰 First of all I want to tell you why I use Zenmap because Nmap is the best friend of hackers and Zenmap is the graphical user interface of nmap.

⭕️ Step by Step How to Randomly Hack a Home Routers

⚜Step 1: We should select an IP range. I have selected IP range that includes my public IP address.

XXX.XXX.30.0-XXX.XXX.30.255

⚜ Step 2. Now let's scan for home routers.When you finished your scan, You can find IP addresses which has open ports such as http port(80), ftp port(21) and telnet port(23).

⚜ Step 3: Now you can access these addesses using your web browser because http port is opened and we need to find whether the web page is router log in page.

⚜ Step 4: If you see the alert error messages, it says TD-8817. So we can Google for it search "TD-8817 default username and password"

⚜ Step 5: Now let's try to access these IP addresses using default logins we just got on step 4.

⚜ Default username and passwords are not same for every routers.

With username : admin and password : admin, we can log in to the router administration page

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