Once connected at the WAP> command line I could change the access type using the command su, and it was changed to WAP_SU>, then I typed shell and could take a shell access as root:
BusyBox v1.26.2 () built-in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
profile close core dump WAP(Dopra Linux) #
So, I have 3 questions related with this:
1. Can I change the standard password adminHW to another one; in a positive case, what is the command sequence that I have to use?
2. Are there any HUAWEI command list, with the common commands used in this kind of access?
3. And finally I want to know if it is a kind of backdoor used to upgrade the router software/firmware... This is the most important question that I have, since it maybe related with my network security; becouse now I'm thinking that someone with bad intentions could be accessing to my network...
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