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does anyone have lists of default passwords for various router models? also, any good source of common passwords (other than default, obviously) for routers?

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=default+router+passwords&t=ffab&atb=v142-6&ia=web

>>6626 *sigh* people still do this? >>6625 you could have google it though

>>6627 >seriously recommending google over duckduckgo

>>6627 I didn't mean to wage slave for DDG, it's just my default search engine; the result of typing "default router passwords" in the url, as OP should have done before expecting some magical l33t answer.

>>6629 i call all web search googling. i google on duckduckgo, startpage and all other alternatives. i've used google as a verb in a context of offline databases a few times. either way, there is nothing wrong about using google for getting answers. i don't like google and don't trust it with my personal data, but that's my own personal preference. let's stop pretending someone's more for using tor and/or ddg.

>>6630 ah no, i just meant sending links to web search result page. i prefer ddg, too. it's actually my default search engine in all browsers i use.

though i've been thinking about making my own easily searchable database of default passwords and most used leaked passwords... so i might send a link when (if) i get to doing so... (mainly because i've needed an offline reference before, because i was trying to log into my own (well, technically not mine, but my family router) router and i didn't have access to internet to just search for it, lol) (at first i thought that might be the OP's case, then i realised they wouldn't be able to post here in the first place... *sigh* i need coffee)

>>6632 IMO, if you don't want to explicitly recommend google, don't say google. You're just feeding into their marketing scheme as "the only option"

>>6625 Lists do exist, try a search engine.

>>6636 meh, everyone knows what i mean. are you also one of those people who points out xerox, jacuzzi, and kleenex are brand names? >>6625 btw, kudos for image choice. love xkcd!

>>6638 yes, although I didn't know jacuzzi was a brand name.

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