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(This Authorization Cookie is transferred with every interaction on the TL-WR902AC with the server. Since the website does not offer a secure connection via HTTPS, it is very easy to intercept it by a MitM attack and finally decode Base64. This gives ac...)
 
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Summary

This Authorization Cookie is transferred with every interaction on the TL-WR902AC with the server. Since the website does not offer a secure connection via HTTPS, it is very easy to intercept it by a MitM attack and finally decode Base64. This gives access to FTP, SSH, SAMBA and HTTP services due to the shared login. However, this requires a user who is currently active in the web interface. It should be noted that some web pages like the index page additionally reload the web page content (/main/status.html?_=$TIMESTAMP) every 20 seconds and thus retransmit the cookie.

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current22:39, 30 June 2020Thumbnail for version as of 22:39, 30 June 20202,976 × 2,314 (1.22 MB)JPDoe (talk | contribs)This Authorization Cookie is transferred with every interaction on the TL-WR902AC with the server. Since the website does not offer a secure connection via HTTPS, it is very easy to intercept it by a MitM attack and finally decode Base64. This gives ac...

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