Default Logins and Passwords for Networked Devices
PaulSpoerry | August 23, 2008
Ever have to go work on a family members computer and need to get into their router. Routers comes with a default password, and most people don’t change them (bad bad bad). Here is a list of default logins and passwords for most devices. This listing is only provided as a resource to network administrators and security professionals. It is also meant to remind people that a serious problem exists when people configure a network or a computer system and do not change these passwords. The manufacturers of the listed devices, software or systems are not to blame for this problem, and we are not trying to discredit them or their products. A default login is a means for an end user of a product to complete the initial setup of the device or system. Most manufacturers strongly recommend their end users change these logins and passwords for security reasons.
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