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Month: September 2016

Edgerouter Security, Part4

September 27, 2016October 3, 2016 Alex Jensen 3 Comments

Firewall: Basic protection of our WAN interface First a little general setup of the firewall set firewall log-martians enable set firewall ip-src-route disable set firewall all-ping enable I am still following my setup of part 1, so our outside WAN interface is ETH0. We want to drop all traffic comming in through this interface except […]

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Edgerouter Security, Part3

September 27, 2016March 10, 2018 Alex Jensen 13 Comments

Use SSH certificate for authentication instead of passwords Just using a username and a password for accessing the router makes me a little nervous. With only this peace of information anyone can log into the router at any time. This is why i have a private key in my Putty and propagate my public key to the […]

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Edgerouter Security, Part2

September 27, 2016October 3, 2016 Alex Jensen 2 Comments

Resetting and connecting to the edgerouter. Factory reset edgerouter (press and hold resetbutton while applying power. Keep pressed for 10 sec. Set IP on your PC to 192.168.1.2/24 Connect to 192.168.1.1 via SSH with username “ubnt” and password “ubnt” Create a new login user The first security step is to create your own new user […]

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Edgerouter Security, Part1

September 26, 2016October 1, 2016 Alex Jensen 2 Comments

Edgerouter – Nice but scary!!! I just bought the Ubiquiti Edgerouter PoE and have been playing with it for some time. It’s a fantastic product with endless possibilities. But after playing around with the product, I realized that it must be a hackers heaven. The ultimate box to conquer in your network. It’s a perfect hiding […]

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