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Hacking the D-Link DPH-128MS VOIP Phone

Posted by Unknown on from the but-does-it-run-netbsd dept.

An anonymous reader writes "I've been working on reverse engineering the D-Link DPH-128MS VOIP phone. It's an end of life product for D-Link but a neat little desktop phone that runs Linux. I've figured out a way to exploit the tftp server running on it to get root access. I'm at the point now of trying to figure out how to update the phone with more files. Check out the writeups I have and the scripts on the link above."

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  1. Sweet by Nyder · · Score: 4, Insightful

    This belongs more on Hack a day, or somewhere, but nice job.

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    Be seeing you...
    1. Re:Sweet by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny

      What is this crazy 'tech stuff' doing on this site?!

    2. Re:Sweet by pla · · Score: 4, Funny

      What is this crazy 'tech stuff' doing on this site?

      Meh, y'know... Slow day for lawsuits, politics, and Apple press releases. Gotta fill the front page with something.

    3. Re:Sweet by aaaaaaargh! · · Score: 3

      On the contrary, I'd like to see more stories like that. 'Cos the constant flow of recent iPhone and web-monkey stories on /. is definitely not news for nerds...

  2. Re:what exactly does he want out of the phone? by ThatsMyNick · · Score: 2

    Add new protocols (get it to support the Opus codec). Get it to record calls. There are lots of things you can do.