Smells like state actors...The Wavlink routers also contain a script that lists nearby wifi and has the capability to connect to those networks.
We have also found evidence that these backdoors are being actively exploited, and there’s been an attempt to add the devices to a Mirai botnet. Mirai is malware that infects devices connected to a network, turns them into remotely controlled bots as part of a botnet, and uses them in large-scale attacks. The most famous of these is the 2016 Dyn DNS cyberattack, which brought down major websites like Reddit, Netflix, CNN, GitHub, Twitter, Airbnb and more.
Why only a smell?
Basically, the first IP address you see there – 222.141.xx.xxx, which comes from China – was trying to upload a malicious file on the router using the vulnerabilities. When we checked this file, we saw that it contained the Mirai malware – a malicious script that connects the router to the Mirai botnet.
Same claim is being made about the *smart* TV's using Roku. And with them you need to include a credit card information to stream programs.
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I'd like the concealed-carry version, please.
Too noisy even with a suppressor.I'd like the concealed-carry version, please.