[SBE] Barix Exstreamer Vulnerability List

[Jonathan Solomon]

If your Barix has an external address (e.g. Not natted), then this is probably easily available information. 
As long as you're not using the default user and password, your protected, assuming you have a complex password. 
If you're using the default password on any gear (especially external facing), change it now. It's not a mater of if you will be compromised, it is a matter of when. 
Sent from my mobile device.  Please excyse the tie pose and ottocorrect!




On Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 4:45 PM -0500, "Kevin Kidd" <kkbroadcastengineering at gmail.com> wrote:










I received a list on another reflector.  No idea if it is legit or where it came from.  It listed IP address, name and general location.

Regards,

Kevin C. Kidd, CSRE/AMD
Lawrenceburg, TN
AM Ground Systems Company  -  WD4RAT
kkidd at kkbc.com  --  866-22-RADIO -- 866-227-2346
www.amgroundsystems.com

On Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 3:14 PM, John Roberts <jorobert at cameron.edu> wrote:










Does anyone know if there exists an FCC provided list of “open Barix boxes”? I recently received an email from a previously unknown source that contained the IP address of one of our boxes that said it came from such a list. It was actually
 to an Instreamer that’s not subject to the issue and also password protected, but I’m curious if such a list actually exists or if the email I received may have been a phishing attempt. Thought perhaps someone else subscribed to this list might be able to
 provide some insight.



v/r

John Roberts, CBRE

580-512-2582 (mobile)




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