Hey everyone! I'm new to programming and have found an old router at home that I don't remember the password for. Instead of tossing it out, I thought it could be a fun challenge to create a password cracker using Python. I know there could be a timeout after a few attempts, so I'm wondering if this is even feasible. I'm considering using the Windows API and threading to speed things up. Also, while we're at it, what exactly is an IP address? I've heard it described as the internet's way of recognizing devices, but it seems really easy to trace. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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You know, most routers have their default passwords printed somewhere, or they often revert to simple defaults like 'password' or 'admin' after a factory reset. If you really want to bypass the hassle of cracking, just try resetting it by holding the pin in the small hole for a few seconds, and you can then access it with those default credentials.
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