Oaktech Posted March 24, 2025 Posted March 24, 2025 https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2025/03/broadband-isps-report-uk-connectivity-problems-with-vulnerable-draytek-routers.html https://www.resetera.com/threads/psa-issue-with-draytek-routers-in-the-uk.1142901/ This looks like an attack on unpatched devices utilising the 10/10 CVE that was released last year. Or it may be a whole new issue. Reports seem to be mainly centred around the UK and Vietnam. Not an issue for me, but it might be for others!
SchoolsBroadband Posted March 25, 2025 Posted March 25, 2025 Yes its quite a nasty one if you've left remote management open to the world. Easily fixable, but perhaps not if you've got thousands of them out there. We've already seen numerous of our customers who used Drayteks on their own suffer from this thinking it was a line issue when actually it was their router (not supplied by us btw). A rough fix is 1. Take router offline 2. If you must allow remote access to the web interface then lock this down to specific hosts. 3. I'd recommend moving the ports for remote access to something different that default. e.g. HTTPS move from port 443 to say 444. 4. Upgrade the firmware to the latest version. 5. Reconnect and your router should then be fixed and further secured. Dave 2
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