[commander]

In my home I have two Internet connections. Both are broadband connections using routers (Lets call them A & B). Both routers are set with default user pass. Remote admin is enabled in router A and I know the external static ip of it. I am under the router B connected via wifi. I can access the router A remotely by entering the external ip address of router A into the browser and giving the default user pass.

I want to know how can I hack the network under router A by using this remote access. Somebody suggested me to try man in the middle attacks, and to set up DMZ if available. Kindly give a detailed tutorial on this...

Thank You...

[The Real Slim Shady]

Well, ill start off with I have no interest in writing a tutorial, but ill expand on the dns thing. already expanded on the dmz thing in your other thread.

a client computer on the host computer will usually get its dns settings from the router. Your router usually gets them from the ISP they are connected to. However these can be configured to any IP/service that you want. I usually change mine to Googles/OpenDNS for example.

You can set up a server somewhere running DNS and configure popular domains to point at a web server you run, and on that web server have phishing pages. Such as Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Hotmail, etc. If you do this right, you can make it appear like they are visiting the real facebook.com, and after entering their user:pass, which is logged, you direct them to an error message or something. They'll probably not suspect a thing.

Now it doesnt sound all that complicated... but you'll need to have knowledge of DNS software such as BIND, and able to set up a webserver with phishing pages. which means accurately duplicating someone elses site to a degree of believability.

[idris_98]

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