Incident

ASUSGATE

incident:asusgate

The incident involving publicly exposed ASUS router FTP services and unauthorized access to customers' files.

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Direction Predicate Other entity Origin EP
outgoing INVOLVES ASUS Explicit 5
outgoing INVOLVES ASUS N66 Derived 5
outgoing INVOLVES anonymous FTP access Explicit 5
outgoing INVOLVES cleartext password exposure Explicit 5
outgoing ASSOCIATED_WITH 4Chan Uncertain 5

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ASUSGATE INVOLVES ASUS

ASUSGATE concerns security flaws and responses involving ASUS routers and ASUS as the vendor.

Explicit Confidence 90% · Jack Rhysider EP 5 Details

“this incident ASUSGATE”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 18118–18140

ASUSGATE INVOLVES ASUS N66

ASUSGATE involved the ASUS router model that Kyle tested and related ASUS router models.

Derived Confidence 95% · Jack Rhysider EP 5 Details

“The vulnerabilities he found were present on ten different Asus router models”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 16957–17034

ASUSGATE INVOLVES anonymous FTP access

The incident involved anonymous FTP servers on vulnerable ASUS routers.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 5 Details

“found just over ten thousand IPs that were running the anonymous FTP server”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 17559–17634

ASUSGATE INVOLVES cleartext password exposure

The incident involved public disclosure of the clear-text password flaw.

Explicit Confidence 98% · Kyle Lovett EP 5 Details

“That’s when I went on there and I put that one disclosure about the clear text password”

Kyle Lovett · offsets 15108–15195

ASUSGATE ASSOCIATED_WITH 4Chan

The note was signed by /G, which Jack says may mean the hackers originated from 4Chan's technology board; the association is uncertain.

Uncertain Confidence 84% · Jack Rhysider EP 5 Details

“This may mean the hackers originated from the technology board on 4Chan which uses /G as their name”