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DESCRIPTION:The days of hacking home routers are not over! Because every ho
 usehold\, that wants internet access at their house\, needs some kind of r
 outer\, these could be a very interesting target\, as there are millions o
 f devices in use with an direct connection to the internet. One might thin
 k\, that manufacturer should take extra care to make them as secure as pos
 sible\, but apparently there is still room for improvement. A lot of room.
 \n\nThis talk will show the accidental discovery of the most dangerous vul
 nerability type a device\, especially a home router\, can have: the unauth
 enticated remote code execution over the internet. It will not only focus 
 on the technical part but also a practical example of how manufacturers sh
 ould not respond to responsible disclosure.\n\nBe curious about non existi
 ng input validation resulting in various outcomes\, a lot of "Wait... what
 ?" moments and the difficulties of responsible disclosure.
DTSTAMP:20260625T172905Z
LOCATION:Main Stage
SUMMARY:MeshHacks: Exploiting Linksys Intelligent Mesh from the internet - 
 Christian Zäske
URL:https://cfp.securityfest.com/2026/talk/Y8RHXG/
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