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From: Renaud Deraison (deraisonCVS.NESSUS.ORG)
Date: Mon Apr 16 2001 - 15:40:48 CDT

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    On Mon, Apr 16, 2001 at 04:14:05AM -0700, Mark (Mookie) wrote:
    > >Researchers associated with the San Diego Supercomputer Center at the
    > >University of California, San Diego have identified multiple
    > >implementation flaws in the Alcatel Speed Touch ADSL "modem" (actually
    > >an ADSL-Ethernet router/bridge). These flaws can allow an intruder to
    > >take complete control of the device, including changing its
    > >configuration, uploading new firmware, and disrupting the
    > >communications between the telephone central office providing ADSL
    > >service and the device.
    >
    > Weren't these issues actually discovered by Renaud Deraison in November 2000?

    To make a long story short : "no". I just noted that these modems
    are installed passwordless (talk about a "discovery"), whereas
    this advisory comes with a lot of new other interesting stuff.

    These are brand new flaws, and they even possibly imply brand new Nessus
    scripts for them ;)

                                    -- Renaud

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    Renaud Deraison
    The Nessus Project
    http://www.nessus.org