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Jul 36 , Jul 31 , Aug 39 , You can still get many of the firmwares from it if you know the exact link e. There are just common linux binaries. I also got a device a N and I have a full filesystem dump for it.

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Have been working like a dog lately.

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No models specified Senao: Jul 37 Jul 36 I got a couple of firmwares, but I can't get in because they are compressed using something nonstandard "tmdecompress. Aug 39 Thanks for the link. Apr 34 Any chance your guy has either an unpacked version or a working unpacker? AirPort Express Asustek Co: Apr 32 I have some educated guesses as to how the password is generated, but I can't come up with a working algorithm.

I grabbed a few copies before they were removed.

I don't think it's used now at all. No models specified Apple: Also, I am friends with the guy who did research for the PDF you linked I'll try to touch base with him.

Turns out that there's another problem with - even its firmwares can be decrypted, the is based on an obscure girmware that is not supported by common disassemblers. Find soxrok Member Posts: Jul 31 Still looking at older versions.

There's most likely a MD5 of either the serial number or the mfg timestamp plus an unknown salt involved. I seem to have deleted the originals, but here's an extracted filesystem for a I'll see if I can find time to look at it tonight.

Upgrade - Planet Wireless Access Point W/Bridge WAPA User Manual [Page 36]

View a Printable 9163a. There are just common linux binaries. In case anyone ever wants to pick up where I left off, here are some pointers.

I got s and s from the link I gave the The manual describes different versions of Cherry Blossom, each tailored to a specific brand and model of router. Jul 33 This could get very interesting. You can still get many of the firmwares from it if you know the exact link e.

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Which is not to say there aren't any backdoors in these firmwares. Unless the exact algorithm can be worked out, fartboxes approach may be the best we have devilsadvocate Wrote: That's more along the lines of uploading a modified version of firmware with spying capabilities onto an otherwise pristine device.

I'm a exhausted tonight so it may have to wait until the weekend Unfortunately I don't have much time to work with this, but where did you get the firmware?