Security Evaluators finds five vulnerabilities in a router made by China-based Shenzhen Tenda Technology Co. Ltd. One of the most serious flaws is a default, hardcoded password for telnet, which was left open to the internet. The router was left over from the DefCon conferences annual IoT Village presentations, which ISE organizes. The findings point to the ease at which computer security researchers can take their pick of common routers and often find some security issues. ISE notified Tenda of the issues in January, but it has yet to hear back from the company.”]
Source: https://www.cuinfosecurity.com/yet-again-vulnerabilities-found-in-router-a-14611