← Back to context Comment by lakeviewterrace 15 hours ago Is OpenWRT affected? Because that would be a real fawkin problem. 5 comments lakeviewterrace Reply lunar_rover 14 hours ago OpenWrt doesn't open ports by default so I think the impact is minimal, unless this can breach nftables as well. CGNAT also mitigates this as a side effect.If you have services open on the IPv4 net however, close them immediately as a precaution. basilikum 14 hours ago How do you plan on reopening them again after you've closed 443 and 22? pamcake 11 hours ago Admin interfaces should never have been exposed publicly in the first place (and aren't by default). Remote admin over wireguard or sth if you must. flaburgan 13 hours ago Use IPv6 ronnier 14 hours ago As much as I hate to link to this site, this particular sub is very good:https://www.reddit.com/r/openwrt/comments/1xka85h/is_the_ope...They say 25.12-SNAPSHOT has it fixed
lunar_rover 14 hours ago OpenWrt doesn't open ports by default so I think the impact is minimal, unless this can breach nftables as well. CGNAT also mitigates this as a side effect.If you have services open on the IPv4 net however, close them immediately as a precaution. basilikum 14 hours ago How do you plan on reopening them again after you've closed 443 and 22? pamcake 11 hours ago Admin interfaces should never have been exposed publicly in the first place (and aren't by default). Remote admin over wireguard or sth if you must. flaburgan 13 hours ago Use IPv6
basilikum 14 hours ago How do you plan on reopening them again after you've closed 443 and 22? pamcake 11 hours ago Admin interfaces should never have been exposed publicly in the first place (and aren't by default). Remote admin over wireguard or sth if you must. flaburgan 13 hours ago Use IPv6
pamcake 11 hours ago Admin interfaces should never have been exposed publicly in the first place (and aren't by default). Remote admin over wireguard or sth if you must.
ronnier 14 hours ago As much as I hate to link to this site, this particular sub is very good:https://www.reddit.com/r/openwrt/comments/1xka85h/is_the_ope...They say 25.12-SNAPSHOT has it fixed
OpenWrt doesn't open ports by default so I think the impact is minimal, unless this can breach nftables as well. CGNAT also mitigates this as a side effect.
If you have services open on the IPv4 net however, close them immediately as a precaution.
How do you plan on reopening them again after you've closed 443 and 22?
Admin interfaces should never have been exposed publicly in the first place (and aren't by default). Remote admin over wireguard or sth if you must.
Use IPv6
As much as I hate to link to this site, this particular sub is very good:
https://www.reddit.com/r/openwrt/comments/1xka85h/is_the_ope...
They say 25.12-SNAPSHOT has it fixed