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I am currently practicing reverse engineering to look for the default password of the Linksys V1.5 firmware here https://www.linksys.com/us/support-article?articleNum=148613

I tried to use binwalk to get more information from the file but do not know where to go from here. Almost no useful information from what I have seen from hexdump and strings command. Is there any other recommended tools to use or strategies?

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  • Did you use binwalk to extract or just view information? If there are known file formats, it should give you enough information to extract things manually, but it will also do it for you automatically. – multithr3at3d Jun 18 at 1:55
  • Tried binwalk -e to extract the files but couldn't figure out anything useful. – John Sanders Jun 18 at 2:02
  • After extracting the bin with binwalk -e take a look at 2D20, that looks to be where the interesting stuff is at – streetster Jun 18 at 7:57
  • and you tried admin:admin ? – streetster Jun 18 at 8:28
  • @streetster Did you use a hex editor to look at that file? Still trying to learn and don't know how to go from here. I do know it was admin but was wondering where to look to find that information in the firmware. – John Sanders Jun 19 at 0:12

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