US of A, aka Yankee-Land once more coming up with “evidence” for “crimes on humankind”, this time, – and once more, – with some bogus satellite images of MH17 crash site.
ROTFLOL!1!!
moar yankee-lulz:
– Russia cashing out US$ 50 bio for Yukos shareholders – OMFG!1!!
– NSA seeking for Spin-Doc – WTF!1!!
LX138 Airbus 340-313X (HB-JMD) stand E35 outbound LSZH DEGES2F departure RWY 34 to VHHH (Hong Kong)
METAR 12JUL2014 2050Z:
LSZH 122050Z 19003KT 9999 VCSH FEW015 FEW020TCU SCT025 BKN048 16/16 Q1015 RERA TEMPO 5000 SHRA
Source: my Uniden Bearcat 780 XLT
12JUL2014 2058Z pushback
12JUL2014 2059Z ready taxi
12JUL2014 2103Z cross rwy 28 (121.925)
12JUL2014 2103Z taxi inner link 3 to holding point rwy 34
12JUL2014 2107Z contact TWR 118.1
12JUL2014 2111Z lineup rwy 34
12JUL2014 2113Z cleared for t/o
12JUL2014 2114Z contact departure 125.950
12JUL2014 2115Z climb FL120 possible right rurn?
12JUL2014 2115Z SID left turn
12JUL2014 2119Z right 100 to avoid
12JUL2014 2120Z contact CTR 133.900
12JUL2014 2120Z climb FL240
12JUL2014 2123Z expedite passing level 160
12JUL2014 2124Z dct OSDOV contact EDDM CTR 134.150
12JUL2014 2126Z dct BIRGI climb FL310
12JUL2014 2124Z ciao Lx
12JUL2014 2131Z BIRGI at FL310
12JUL2014 2132Z BIRGI at FL290
Many providers send you the preconfigured FRITZ!Box containing all settings, whereas passwords are not visible in the webinterface. Some providers, such as Sunrise in Switzerland, argue they wont give you the password due to “safety reasons” when you call their helpdesk. m) – To extract your VoIP password from your FRITZ!Box follow these steps:
1.) Enable Telnet
Open the webinterface of your FRITZ!Box an choose > Telephony > Telephonebook
Add two new entries:
Name: Telnet On
Number: #96*7*
and
Name: Telnet Off
Number: #96*8*
Dial #96*7* on your connected DECT phone to enable telnet on your FRITZ!Box. If you don’t have a phone connected to the Box, enable “click to dial” in telephony > calls > click to dial and dial the number by clicking on the number in the phonebook on the webinterface.
2.) Extract VoIP password in telnet
Access your router via telnet in the command line (aka Terminal). Use the IP of your router and your FRITZ!Box password.
user@host:~$ telnet 192.168.1.1
password: ***********BusyBox v1.20.2 (2013-05-13 12:53:07 CEST) built-in shell (ash)
Enter ‘help’ for a list of built-in commands.#
Then use the following two commands to extract the VoIP password:
# allcfgconv -C voip -o /var/tmp/temp -c
# cat /var/tmp/temp |grep passwd
passwd = “23f00b4R”;
passwd = “”;
#
Done 😎
Now disable telnet again, – for security reasons, – by dialing #96*8* on your DECT. – Have phun!
For further reading:
Update (11. November 2016):
AVM secret FritzBox Key
In ATC (Air Traffic Control) phraseology some numbers are spoken particularly, such as number 3 is pronounced “tree” instead of “three” and number 9 as “niner”. – Here is a short example why:
Source: LiveATC
