I have a lot of open ports (http, 8728, and of course Winbox, SSH, FTP and telnet). What else can I try before giving up? I need a remote attack since of course the managed switch is not in my possession Tried to listen with wireshark and arp poison with ettercap while typing the password since the login page is an http and not https, but it seems that webfig also encrypts non https connections, so noyhing to do here. One can see default settings by executing command. All but high-end devices (which includes CCR, CRS and RB1100 devices) come with set of default firewall rules. Tried various exploits from exploitdb, but it seems that this 6.47.1 is invulnerable. All TCP traffic destined to the Mikrotik device itself is blocked using this rule, regardless of what interface its coming through. The script seems to go on forever without concluding anything. Specially created nmap script (https :///nsedoc/scripts/mikrotik-routeros-brute.html) Attack on dictionary with MKBRUTUS (https :///mkbrutusproject/MKBRUTUS) without concluding anything. 6.47.1, the latest one unfortunately ) on which I would like to try to recover the password (random generated with numbers, symbols, ecc.) I am dealing with this Mikrotik switch (RouterOS ver. What else can I try before hitting the reset button? Tried various exploits from exploitdb, but it seems that this 6.42.11 is invulnerable.

6.42.11) on which I would like to try to recover the password (12 characters long, random generated with numbers, symbols, ecc.) but primarily to study how certain things work, since I alrady have the password.

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