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How do you close a Lan Backdoor command Execution

If you have an ASUS router, update its firmware.

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2014-9583

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1 hour ago, Uknown0002 said:

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Is this from your router or from a program on your PC? If this is from the WAN, thats normal, there are tons of random attacks on all public services, and thats normal.

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15 hours ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Is this from your router or from a program on your PC? If this is from the WAN, thats normal, there are tons of random attacks on all public services, and thats normal.

This is from my security, to understand how it works you need to watch this small clip - 

 

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2 hours ago, Uknown0002 said:

This is from my security, to understand how it works you need to watch this small clip - 

 

If thats comming from wan, don't worry about it, every public device on the internet gets tons of attacks.

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