routersploit VS gst-raspberry

routersploit

Also check the routersploit, they have some scanners, to check for vulnerabilities. https://github.com/threat9/routersploit

Lmao your response made me chuckle. You're entirely right! Probably nothing bad will happen. Especially if you partition your network like I mentioned in my OP.

I would get worried about somehow enabling access to defects in my router by opening some inbound ports. I realize that's a little paranoid...but recently I have been playing around with https://github.com/threat9/routersploit and routinely find defects in consumer routers.

Here's my other beef with cloudflare: Once I gotta pay 200+/mo for their security services or whatever, I could just rent out a private rack in a colocation and throw some old beefy lga-2011 xeon hosts. Now I don't need anything on my LAN exposed and I have dedicated IPs, physical security, and backup generators...etc.

Run https://github.com/threat9/routersploit against it

try routersploit out for exploits thag don’t have to do with wordlists and stuff, rly good tool

You can look at the check yourself: https://github.com/threat9/routersploit/blob/master/routersploit/modules/exploits/routers/linksys/eseries_themoon_rce.py

This was an old project I made awhile back that integrated a Raspberry Pi 4 to wirelessly send inputs to a VEX Cortex Microcontroller via a local web server. I wanted to share this to anyone who is searching for a way to stream low-latency video from the Raspberry Pi Camera module to a nearby computer. Github repo is here; It relies on gstreamer and a LAN and can stream 480p30 video with less than 150 ms of lag. However, I've managed to stream at over 120fps at lower resolutions though I'm unable to measure latency due to my 60hz monitor.