o-l-a-v
Regular Contributor
I suspect that I once got hacked when I enabled wan access to router interface about a year ago. Some time after I logged in to my router, and it said someone was already logged in to it. I factory reset, and formatted JFFS through router GUI, and never enabled WAN access again. Ever since I get this warning in the firmware upgrade session:
WARNING, you have JFFS enabled.
This is after a factory reset, JFFS format, firmware flash to latest 66_4, and then another factory reset.
As you can see, JFFS is not enabled.
Is this a standard message always showing when upgrading firmware? Or is it possible that someone, or something (server, script) have edited something that can't be reverted through router GUI? What's next, enabling SSH and searching for modified files on the router?
- Olav
WARNING, you have JFFS enabled.
This is after a factory reset, JFFS format, firmware flash to latest 66_4, and then another factory reset.
As you can see, JFFS is not enabled.
Is this a standard message always showing when upgrading firmware? Or is it possible that someone, or something (server, script) have edited something that can't be reverted through router GUI? What's next, enabling SSH and searching for modified files on the router?
- Olav